making tools, finding tools, and the upgrade process
Clint Byrum
clint at ubuntu.com
Fri Mar 22 07:27:53 UTC 2013
Excerpts from Ian Booth's message of 2013-03-21 20:20:26 -0700:
> >
> > 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.
>
Stupid question.. are there GPG signatures accompanying these binaries
in these public object storage buckets?
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