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I'm well aware of all you have state, difficulties, to many cooks... [I'm one of the top 3 contributors to openstack right now]; but what u have just described
by harlowja 11y ago
I'm well aware of all you have state, difficulties, to many cooks... [I'm one of the top 3 contributors to openstack right now]; but what u have just described IMHO is applicable to all projects that gain momentum (I mean look at what happened to node.js and io.js and the split or whatever that happened there), linux itself has lots of similarities (or so I have heard) so I am thinking this is just the nature of the game...
TLDR; software takes time to mature, software that is subject to hype probably takes a little more time to mature (due to more people/cooks and more hype).
- felixgallo 11y agothing is, you can deploy node.js or io.js, and they largely work according to the description or the documentation. Having seen 4 sequential openstack deployment failures and rollbacks, I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy.
- harlowja 11y agoOut of curiosity where did these 4 sequential openstack deployment failures and rollbacks happen? Would whoever this is be willing to share 'their story' (because if they do they can help, the software matures and get better, if they don't share it, then well nobody can fix problems that won't be talked about/shared); at yahoo we've had 4+ deployments and have not had a issue (but we also have engineers and operators who know openstack in & out).