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- Some of the team members and I had the privilege to meet and chat with Russell Pavlicek, the Xen project evangelist, at LinuxFest Northwest last month. Russell's presentation slides can be found here.
- We're gradually expanding the project to welcome future contributors :) Interested in writing a manpage for an xe command? Have ideas for our XCP Beginners Guide? Check out the links on the right side of the webpage under the "Contribute Menu" section to get yourself started. It's quite common for contributors to co-author their written work, so don't hesitate to work with others. Bring a friend, work together, and make it happen if you like :)
- The Xen Cloud Platform Google+ community reached over 100 members.
- Feel free to join, interact, and/or lurk on our #xenapiadminproject channel at Freenode. There isn't much activity yet; that'll change over time.
- Our team gained another member, Adam Sparks. Welcome Adam!
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Grant Mcwilliams shared this video on our Xen Cloud Platform Google+ community. It is a presentation on OpenStack that was giving at XenSummit. I have yet to actually use OpenStack, but this video did spark some interest. You can visit the OpenStack site at this URL: http://www.openstack.org
I made great progress on the XE command manpages last night. The VIF and PIF command classes are ready for internal peer review, so hopefully we can get those pages pushed through quickly and get them uploaded to our xen-api docs github repository. Hopefully the community can make good use out of our work! I'm looking forward to sharing it with everyone!
Also, the Xen project has a new website, and it looks great! Check it out here: http://xenproject.org/
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The Xenapi Admin Project had a very productive meeting Saturday morning. Mike Webber should be posting the notes shortly.
We came up with the idea to present some of our internal resources to the public. This will allow people interested in our project to contribute. The material will show up on the right in the "Public Resources" module, and right now it only contains a few links and articles. I plan to discuss with the group what material we will be posting over the next week. So stay tuned for more information!
The group will be attending Linux Fest next weekend, so keep an eye on the blog for updates! If you are interested in checking out Linux Fest here is the website: http://linuxfestnorthwest.org/
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I snagged six two gigabit NICs from a local craigslist dealer last month. The rest of them arrived recently, and the plan is to create a bonding how-to for everyone to enjoy.
Quite the assortment eh?
