Re: lifespan and lifecycle

2013-12-04 Thread Matthias Runge
On 12/02/2013 01:54 PM, milanisko k wrote: > Please note there might be other refresh-triggers besides the "weekly > timeout" such as: .. > - yum update would fetch more than 50MB .. That's an interesting thought. The image is currently about 300 megs, compared to that, 50 megs seems to be much.

Re: lifespan and lifecycle

2013-12-02 Thread milanisko k
2013/11/28 H. Guémar : >> 2) We provide 'support' for all supported Fedora releases (not only the >> latest one) by doing regular image builds including all current updates. > > > Yes, i agree that we should be able to refresh images at a regular basis. > Ubuntu does it weekly and it's a good caden

Re: lifespan and lifecycle

2013-11-28 Thread H . Guémar
2013/11/28 Vitaly Kuznetsov > Matthew Miller writes: > > > One of the general questions that's coming up across the working groups > is > > product lifecycle. We should talk about what we would like to see for the > > Fedora cloud. > > > > I often hear that a longer lifecycle would be beneficial

Re: lifespan and lifecycle

2013-11-28 Thread Vitaly Kuznetsov
Matthew Miller writes: > One of the general questions that's coming up across the working groups is > product lifecycle. We should talk about what we would like to see for the > Fedora cloud. > > I often hear that a longer lifecycle would be beneficial, and if Fedora as a > whole goes for that I

lifespan and lifecycle

2013-11-27 Thread Matthew Miller
One of the general questions that's coming up across the working groups is product lifecycle. We should talk about what we would like to see for the Fedora cloud. I often hear that a longer lifecycle would be beneficial, and if Fedora as a whole goes for that I think we would take advantage, but m