With the Ussuri cycle, OpenStack dropped all support of Python 2. All the projects have completed updating their CI jobs to work under Python 3. This achievement allows the software to be able to remove all Python 2 testing as well as the configuration that goes along with it.
The primary objective of OpenInfra Labs is to deliver open source tools to run cloud, container, AI, machine learning and edge workloads repeatedly and predictably.
OpenStack Ussuri release, OSF events, project updates and more
Over 90% of the infrastructure in the CERN computer center is managed and provisioned by OpenStack.
Upcoming OSF virtual events, project updates and more
“Communities are mostly about people, not only code, so there is an element of match-making personalities and styles involved.”
The open infrastructure community remains committed to the OSF mission of helping people build and operate open infrastructure. Here are some of the community’s achievements in 2019 and what the projects have in store for the rest of 2020.
“Ironic provides a more efficient way to consume bare metal-managed nodes for our customers who were asking for a more simplified and cost effective way to deploy and manage large numbers of bare metal nodes with OpenStack.”
“There are no limits to what can be achieved if we bring the best minds of the world together to solve common problems.”
“Open source culture is never just reusing free code on GitHub to enhance and promote their products.” It’s a community, from learning to mentorship offering.
Ghanshyam Mann
Jeremy Stanley
Sunny Cai
Ashlee Ferguson
Superuser
Jonathan Bryce
Allison Price
Ruoyu Ying