The OpenInfra Project Team Gathering took place April 7 to 11, earlier this month. A variety of OpenStack teams, covering the basic OpenStack services, pop up working groups, among other more horizontal view teams met to have technical discussions throughout the week. Discussions ranged from ongoing feature work, to reviewing feedback on the most recent… Read more »
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The OpenStack community’s latest release, 2025.1 Epoxy, marks an important milestone in the project’s evolution. With the release of OpenStack Epoxy, the project continues to improve its capabilities, positioning itself as a more viable alternative to proprietary solutions like VMware. Packed with a range of new features, security enhancements, and hardware enablement improvements, Epoxy is… Read more »
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The last fifteen years of OpenStack’s success is not just about the technology—it’s about the incredible global community that has fueled its growth. Thousands of developers, operators, and users have contributed to its evolution, ensuring that OpenStack remains a robust, scalable, and flexible solution for modern cloud needs. From large enterprises to startups and academic… Read more »
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Continually supported by one of the most active open source project communities, OpenStack demand surged in 2024, driven by several global trends: digital sovereignty, licensing changes, and AI requirements redefining infrastructure. While these trends are expected to continue well into 2025, Allison Price, VP of marketing and community at the OpenInfra Foundation, worked with the… Read more »
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The Project Teams Gathering (PTG) is held virtually twice a year and allows OpenInfra community groups and adjacent open source community project teams to meet virtually, exchange ideas and get work done in a productive, low-key setting. Last month, several OpenStack teams participated in the second PTG of the year alongside other OpenInfra projects and… Read more »
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The 10th iteration of the OpenStack User Survey highlights expanding footprint of OpenStack clouds, reinforcing architecture trends and introducing new usage patterns Over the past 10 years, over 2,200 organizations have voluntarily contributed OpenStack usage data and architecture details, across more than 4,000 deployments as well as feedback for the upstream community to improve the… Read more »
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Horizon added time-based one-time password (TOTP) authentication support, leveraging the already existing two factor authentication from Keystone. Now, if a user activates TOTP on Keystone, it gets activated on Horizon too. This specific feature request was a demand from Infomaniak’s public cloud customers. They wanted the feature to have TOTP in Horizon, as they were… Read more »
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My name is Goutham Pacha Ravi and I am a core contributor for the OpenStack Manila project. Below is a feature request that was reported by an operator who would like to remain anonymous. Luckily, the operator engaged with the upstream OpenStack community and this feature has been delivered in OpenStack 2023.2, nicknamed the Bobcat… Read more »
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Ironic now enables infrastructure operators to modify existing nodes using the “service steps” framework. Servicing allows operators to leverage steps, like you would for cleaning or customized deployments, to perform actions to modify deployed nodes in an ACTIVE state. Previously, Ironic would not perform operations on active nodes, largely due to standing technical consensus within… Read more »
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Contributing to OpenStack and joining the community is one of my proudest accomplishments, hands down. In fact, I actually have a skirt printed with lines of code showing the state of OpenStack (projects.yaml) from the day my first patch landed in Cinder. But it’s definitely not just me that has made OpenStack into one of… Read more »
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