On Tue, Nov 04, 2014 at 10:28:02AM -0500, Colin Walters wrote:
> Assuming that this is correct, what needs to change? Is this a
> kickstart line? We should make the appropriate change _today_.
That's not a globally replicated location, it means we're not taking
advantage of mirrorlists. Particularly for cloud, I think we really
Right, we decided a long time ago to defer worrying about mirroring
until F22.
want content replicated in each provider's AZ to avoid transit
costs.
Not sure if Fedora does this now.
We had this set up several releases ago but it was dropped due to lack
of popularity, if I recall. Now that we're scaling up our efforts we
should revisit.
^ Kushal that's one for the todo list. :)
Also:
1) That data comes from the atomic01.qa box that was provisioned as a
testbed for Atomic work, with the idea that official composes would
be done in rel-eng
I thought that's what Luke was working on?
2) It's only composing rawhide right now
:-/
And also note that until I get a chance to push some changes to
spin-kickstarts, we're not going to have optimized LVM, which is 36%
of the point of Atomic.
Since beta is out the door, let's make those changes right now and get
to testing them.
The most realistic option to me seems to be to deliver Atomic 21
asynchronously from Fedora 21 final. Ideally within a few weeks?
Welcome to other ideas though.
We _really_ don't have a mechanism for that, although we have
previously shipped updated images in emergencies. We've got people on
this -- let's get it done with the actual release — there's still a
month to go. (Two weeks of unfrozen, two where we can request
exceptions but hopefully won't need to.)
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Matthew Miller
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Fedora Project Leader