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April 06th 2018 Week in Review
Sachin Rathee edited this page Apr 7, 2018
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This is a second of our series of posts that will happen weekly or bi-weekly. It will start with a basic format and grow from there. So if your new and just following then hopefully some of the information included can help you get caught up to where the community is tracking today.
- Initial Openshift testing
- Add base metrics framework and tests
- Update CRI-O version
- Add initial swarm tests
- Add builtin proxy and shim capability
- Script to setup and run Kata containers on CentOS added
- Moved from qemu 2.7 to qemu 2.11
- Support for hot plugging VFIO devices
- Added developer guide
- Work being done towards 1.0 release. Packaging requirements are being finalized.
- New proposal submitted to provide metrics for CI. This will help check PRs for regressions, catch performance issues early, provide snapshot of project health and long term analysis of progress.
- VM templating proposal is now under active discussion.
- Network hot plug support is being worked to allow detection and addition of new interface or route.
We would love to see you get involved. Come and speak to us. We have several ways that you can connect to us from IRC, Slack, mailing list, etc. the links to each are below.
Mailing List
Freednode IRC #kata-dev #kata-general
Slack Channel or invite
Facebook
Twitter
https://github.com/kata-containers/community/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md
| Working Committee Schedule | Architecture Committee Schedule |
|---|---|
| Dial-In: https://zoom.us/j/828948400 | Dial-in: https://zoom.us/j/684258711 |
| (Bi-Weekly Thursday Meetings) | (Bi-Weekly Monday Meetings) |
| Meetings held at 8:00am PST | Meetings held at 8:00am PST |
| April 5 | April 2 |
| May 3 | April 30 |
| Meetings held at 5:00pm PST | Meetings held at 5:00pm PST |
| March 22 | March 19 |
| April 19 | April 16 |
| May 17 | May 14 |
If you would like to help contribute to this blog series you may send an email to the kata mailing list.