So, isn't that what every client library does, return a native language object?
How is this different?
Or are we just saying "let's make a client library for each major language."?
As opposed to requiring the user to write their own?
-S
From: Michael May
Is anyone using the nova/image/local.py?
This class appears to be a pre-glance image service that could be used with the
Openstack API. As we now have glance I'm not sure we really need this anymore.
The class initializes its path to a temp directory:
def __init__(self):
self._path
Hi Thierry,
Appoligies for the late blueprint submission. I guess I like using Blueprints
for missing features so that I can setup the dependencies in launchpad. On this
specific issue I just wanted some community comments and communication on the
notes I had in etherpad. Although my initial em
On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 10:43 AM, Dan Prince wrote:
> Hi Thierry,
>
> Appoligies for the late blueprint submission. I guess I like using Blueprints
> for missing features so that I can setup the dependencies in launchpad. On
> this specific issue I just wanted some community comments and communic
I ran the tests again to verify:
500k requests - 10 processes each running 50k requests.
time req/s cs us sy id
2 thread/proc
echo c++ 7.19 69541 142182 23 77 0
echo erlang 9.53 52465 105871 39 61 0
echo python 9.58 52192 108420 42 58 0
2 thread/proc
wsgi p
Yes, I just modified it in my branch here:
https://code.launchpad.net/~vishvananda/nova/kill-objectstore/+merge/52163
So that we have an image service for single machine installs that doesn't
depend on glance.
I think we should keep it in for now.
Vish
On Mar 7, 2011, at 6:55 AM, Dan Prince w
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