OpenStack Community Weekly Newsletter (Apr 4 – 11)

Take the OpenStack User Survey and Change the (OpenStack) World

Still a few more hours to fill in the OpenStack User Survey.

Heartbleed

The bug discovered affecting OpenSSL and “breaking” internet doesn’t directly touch OpenStack but can lead to OpenStack compromise. The width of the problem discovered this week is extremely wide though and I think it’s worth spending some more time learning about it. Mark McLoughlin has collected an impressive amount of links where you can learn more.

Security auditing of OpenStack releases

Nathan Kinder started a conversation about how to deal with high-level security related questions about OpenStack.

How to govern a project on the scale of OpenStack

How an open source project is governed can matter just as much as the features it supports, the speed at which it runs, or the code that underlies it. Some open source projects have what I call a “benevolent dictator for life.” Others are outgrowths of corporate projects that, while open, still have their goals and code led by the company that manages it. And of course, there are thousands of projects out there that are written and managed by a single person or a small group of people for whom governance is less of an issue than insuring project sustainability.

Introducing the OpenStack SDK for PHP

Marrying OpenStack with one of the most popular programming languages on the planet. Write applications to interact with OpenStack public and private clouds, using the APIs. The OpenStack SDK for PHP is meant to be by the community and for the community. It will be able to work with clouds from a variety of vendors or vanilla OpenStack setups.

Tearing down obstacles to OpenStack documentation contributions

Rip. Shred. Tear. Let’s gather up the obstacles to documentation contribution and tear them down one by one. I’ve designed a survey with the help of the OpenStack docs team to determine blockers for docs contributions. If you’ve contributed to OpenStack, please fill it out.

The road to Juno Summit – Atlanta 2014

Security Advisories and Notices

Tips ‘n Tricks

Reports from Previous Events

Upcoming Events

Other News

Welcome New Reviewers and Developers

Jason Kincl Manish Godara
Choe, Cheng-Dae Jason Ni
Juan Antonio Osorio Robles vishal yadav
Peter Jönsson Amrith
vaibhav Doug Shelley
Victor Boivie Aimon Bustardo
Marc Abramowitz Igor Duarte Cardoso

Latest Activity In Projects

Do you want to see at a glance the bugs filed and solved this week? Latest patches submitted for review? Check out the individual project pages on OpenStack Activity Board – Insights.

OpenStack 2014 T-Shirt Design Winner

The colorful design will debut on T-Shirts at PyCon in Montreal this week, and will be distributed at upcoming events worldwide.

‘Glowing stack’ by Jaewin Ong

The weekly newsletter is a way for the community to learn about all the various activities occurring on a weekly basis. If you would like to add content to a weekly update or have an idea about this newsletter, please leave a comment.

 

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