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That ends up making the list of feature for 2.4 pretty long. How about
splitting them up into two releases as follows:
VCL 2.3 (this release)
* Service deployments
* Allow for additional access methods for environments (port, other
protocols, etc)
* Added framework support for libvirt and specifically for KVM
* Added support for OS X under ESX
* Added support for VMware VCenter
* Added multilingualization to frontend
VCL 2.4
* Power management
* Improve additional access methods
* Support for Spice remote display protocol
* Scripted installation
* Support for ESX OS for end users
* Initial support for EC2 API and OpenStack
* Initial support for Libcloud
VCL 2.5
* Improve cluster reservations
* Service deployment configuration management
VCL 2.6
* develop tools for managing both system and user storage
The list for 2.4 is a little long, but several of the items have a significant
amount of the work already completed (largely by newer people in the community
- - yay!).
Josh
On Monday, May 21, 2012 4:02:11 PM Aaron Peeler wrote:
> Looks good.
>
> I would also like to see added to 2.4:
> * support for ESX OS for end users - the work that Dmitri has done
> * initial support for EC2 api, openstack, this could likely include
> the code that Cameron and Young have are working on
> * initial support for libcloud
>
> Aaron
>
> On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 3:53 PM, Josh Thompson <josh_thomp...@ncsu.edu>
wrote:
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> > Previously, I had stated that I'd like to get a release candidate cut by
> > Wednesday of last week. We've been doing lots of testing and finding
> > small
> > bugs here and there that have kept me from cutting the RC. As soon as we
> > stop finding bugs, I should be able to cut the RC.
> >
> > In each release, we include a road map of where we want to go with the
> > next
> > few releases. The following is a starting point of what to include.
> > Please let me know if there are any notable features that I left off of
> > 2.3. Also, let me know what you think of the future features.
> >
> > VCL 2.3 (this release)
> > * Service deployments
> > * Allow for additional access methods for environments (port, other
> > protocols, etc)
> > * Added framework support for libvirt and specifically for KVM
> > * Added support for OS X under ESX
> > * Added support for VMware VCenter
> > * Added multilingualization to frontend
> >
> > VCL 2.4
> > * Power management
> > * Improve cluster reservations
> > * Service deployment configuration management
> > * Support for Spice remote display protocol
> > * Scripted installation
> >
> > VCL 2.5
> > * develop tools for managing both system and user storage
> >
> > Josh
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