making tools, finding tools, and the upgrade process
Ian Booth
ian.booth at canonical.com
Fri Mar 22 03:20:26 UTC 2013
>
> Released versions of the tools are uploaded into public storage as the
> main package is released.
>
> Q) Is it just in the fallback S3 storage? Or is it a storage for each
> of the main cloud instances (hp cloud, aws, ...)?
>
Each type of cloud is expected to have a public bucket available into which the
tools are uploaded and are accessible from. In the beginning, there was just EC2
support in Go juju, and at first even Openstack deployments looked into the S3
public bucket. Now, for Openstack, "native" public buckets are supported so if I
deploy to HP Cloud for example, I can specify a HP Cloud URL for a public bucket
which contains the tools. I'm not sure what other providers eg MAAS are doing to
support public buckets but they will need to support them in some fashion.
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