Re: [smartos-discuss] Contributing to smartos-live

On 8/18/17 8:37 , Daniel Kontsek wrote: > Thank you very much Cody for pointing me in the right direction. > > I already went ahead and followed the Gerrit instructions and created a CR: > https://cr.joyent.us/#/c/2353/ I did this to > learn the process of

Re: [smartos-discuss] Contributing to smartos-live

Thank you very much Cody for pointing me in the right direction. I already went ahead and followed the Gerrit instructions and created a CR: https://cr.joyent.us/#/c/2353/ I did this to learn the process of working with Gerrit (not that the bug/CR itself isn’t

Re: [smartos-discuss] Contributing to smartos-live

Hi Daniel, On Wed, Aug 9, 2017 at 12:33 AM, Daniel Kontsek wrote: > AFAIK we should open merge requests here: https://cr.joyent.us/ and not on > GitHub, but we should create an issue on GitHub first, is this correct, or can > we just create CRs in Gerrit? Yes, merge requests

Re: [smartos-discuss] Contributing to smartos-live

Hi Jan, Thanks for your quick response and for pointing out some differences. Please forgive if the implication was about a competition as that was not my intention, but mainly to just try and determine what were the main differences between the two implementations. Being still new here, I am

Re: [smartos-discuss] Contributing to smartos-live

Hi Lonnie, thank you for pointing out that we don't have this comparison, we'll try to fix that. But this is not about competition anyway. Our focus is a bit different. To answer your question: first of all, Danube Cloud (DC) is trying to be user friendly and easy to use in the first place.

Re: [smartos-discuss] Contributing to smartos-live

Hi Daniel, I just started looking at the Danube release and it looks like you have brought things together nicely, but was trying to locate what major changes, improvements, or modifications the Danube release has over Triton and could not find a list anywhere to look over. I am sure that you

[smartos-discuss] Contributing to smartos-live

Dear Joyent and SmartOS Community, we have been successfully using and integrating SmartOS at Danube Cloud (Erigones) for about 5 years now. At the beginning we've built an IaaS platform, which we've transformed into a full-featured software solution - Danube Cloud (former Erigones SDDC) [1].