Thanks Loic, give me a ping for the review
On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 2:04 PM, loic.lamb...@exoscale.ch
wrote:
> Hi Daan,
>
> Yes we generally submit our patches upstream when we are sure that the
> change will not break other environments that we cannot / have time to test.
> We run basic zone and
Hi Daan,
Yes we generally submit our patches upstream when we are sure that the change
will not break other environments that we cannot / have time to test. We run
basic zone and KVM with local storage, so it’s not the most common Cloudstack
setup.
Our latest patches for 4.4 will be submitted
Thanks Antoine, Loic,
would be good to share fixes. We had some problems with 4.4 ourselves
so probably there is some doubles here. If you could, please do a
merge and a pull request against apache/4.4...?
thanks
On Sat, Feb 14, 2015 at 8:32 PM, Antoine Coetsier
wrote:
> Hello Daan,
>
> Our wor
Hello Daan,
Our work is public and published here:
https://github.com/exoscale/cloudstack
I do not think this is worthwhile, but this is out of my league. I am
Ccing Loic here, he will answer better than I can.
Regards.
Le 13.02.15 12:57, « Daan Hoogland » a écrit :
>Antoine,
>Did you feed yo
Antoine,
Did you feed your patches back to the 4.4 branch and should we release
another 4.4 in your opinion?
On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 9:02 AM, Antoine Coetsier
wrote:
> Hello Daan and users,
>
> We at Exoscale are now using in Production a 4.4 CloudStack base + our
> patches after an extensive pre
Hello Daan and users,
We at Exoscale are now using in Production a 4.4 CloudStack base + our
patches after an extensive preproduction run with this version.
Next migration is unlikely to be 4.5. Please, let¹s adopt all proper
rebasing from one version to another in order not to have bugs fixed in
Just as a data point, at Citrix we actually decided to skip 4.4 and didn¹t
put out a commercial distribution based on it. We put all our energy into
fixing bugs that went into 4.5. We¹re now bringing up large customers on
4.5, but too early to publish results. Overall, though, I feel good about
Hi,
I'm with 4.4.1 in production on CentOS 6 HVs (should get it to 4.4.2 soon), Adv
zone + SG.
I keep a separate, somehow similar setup where I test stuff before going to
production - I don't always catch all the bugs.
Nothing fancy or automated like Jenkins etc, perhaps one day.
My migration p
