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Paris, 5th December 2013 : OpenStack in Action 4! organized by eNovance, brings together members of the OpenStack community.

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The Intersection of the OpenStack
and Python Communities
Doug Hellmann
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Oslo Mission
To produce a set of python libraries containing code
shared by OpenStack projects. The APIs provided by
these libraries should be high quality, stable,
consistent, documented and generally applicable.

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How general
is this code?
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Does it require
incubation?
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Should it exist at all?
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Contribute Upstream
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Python 3
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stackforge
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WSME & Pecan
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Beyond Code
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planet.openstack.org
planet.python.org
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OpenStack in Action 4 ! - Paris – 5th December 2013

Conferences
PyCon US
EuroPython
PyCon FR
PyCon IE

PyCon PL
PyCon AU
Kiwi PyCon
PyCon India

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Distributed Applications
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Eventual Consistency
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Concurrency
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Managing Large
Open Source Projects
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Python Software
Foundation
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OpenStack in Action 4 ! - Paris – 5th December 2013

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4. alembic amqplib anyjson argparse Babel boto cff cliff cliff-tablib confgobj coverage ddt discover diskimage-builder Django django-bootstrap-form django_compressor django-nose django_openstack_auth dnspython docutils dogpile.cache eventlet extras falcon feedparser fxtures fake8 Flask greenlet hacking happybase hgtools hp3parclient httplib2 httpretty iso8601 Jinja2 jsonpatch jsonpath-rw jsonrpclib jsonschema kazoo keyring kombu lesscpy lockfle lxml mock mox mox3 msgpack-python MySQL-python netaddr netifaces nose noseexclude nosehtmloutput nosexcover oauth2 ordereddict pam paramiko passlib Paste PasteDeploy pbr pecan pep8 pip PrettyTable proboscis psutil psycopg2 pyasn1 pycadf pycrypto pyfakes pyghmi pylint pymongo pyOpenSSL pyparsing pysendfle pysnmp pysqlite pystache python-ldap python-memcached python-subunit pytz pyudev PyYAML pyzmq qpidpython redis requests Routes rtslib-fb selenium simplejson six sockjs-tornado sphinx sphinxcontrib-httpdomain sphinxcontrib-pecanwsme SQLAlchemy sqlalchemy-migrate stevedore suds swift taskfow testrepository testresources testscenarios testtools tripleoimage-elements unittest2 warlock WebOb websockify WebTest wheel wsgiref WSME xattr 120 OpenStack in Action 4 ! - Paris – 5th December 2013

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6. Oslo Mission To produce a set of python libraries containing code shared by OpenStack projects. The APIs provided by these libraries should be high quality, stable, consistent, documented and generally applicable. OpenStack in Action 4 ! - Paris – 5th December 2013

7. How general is this code? OpenStack in Action 4 ! - Paris – 5th December 2013

8. How should we brand the release? OpenStack in Action 4 ! - Paris – 5th December 2013

9. Does it require incubation? OpenStack in Action 4 ! - Paris – 5th December 2013

10. Should it exist at all? OpenStack in Action 4 ! - Paris – 5th December 2013

11. alembic amqplib anyjson argparse Babel boto cff cliff cliff-tablib confgobj coverage ddt discover diskimage-builder Django django-bootstrap-form django_compressor django-nose django_openstack_auth dnspython docutils dogpile.cache eventlet extras falcon feedparser fxtures fake8 Flask greenlet hacking happybase hgtools hp3parclient httplib2 httpretty iso8601 Jinja2 jsonpatch jsonpath-rw jsonrpclib jsonschema kazoo keyring kombu lesscpy lockfle lxml mock mox mox3 msgpack-python MySQL-python netaddr netifaces nose noseexclude nosehtmloutput nosexcover oauth2 ordereddict pam paramiko passlib Paste PasteDeploy pbr pecan pep8 pip PrettyTable proboscis psutil psycopg2 pyasn1 pycadf pycrypto pyfakes pyghmi pylint pymongo pyOpenSSL pyparsing pysendfle pysnmp pysqlite pystache python-ldap python-memcached python-subunit pytz pyudev PyYAML pyzmq qpidpython redis requests Routes rtslib-fb selenium simplejson six sockjs-tornado sphinx sphinxcontrib-httpdomain sphinxcontrib-pecanwsme SQLAlchemy sqlalchemy-migrate stevedore suds swift taskfow testrepository testresources testscenarios testtools tripleoimage-elements unittest2 warlock WebOb websockify WebTest wheel wsgiref WSME xattr 120 / 37171 OpenStack in Action 4 ! - Paris – 5th December 2013

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16. Beyond Code OpenStack in Action 4 ! - Paris – 5th December 2013

17. planet.openstack.org planet.python.org OpenStack in Action 4 ! - Paris – 5th December 2013

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19. Conferences PyCon US EuroPython PyCon FR PyCon IE PyCon PL PyCon AU Kiwi PyCon PyCon India OpenStack in Action 4 ! - Paris – 5th December 2013

20. Distributed Applications OpenStack in Action 4 ! - Paris – 5th December 2013

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25. Feedback Twitter: @doughellmann Freenode: dhellmann doug.hellmann@dreamhost.com OpenStack in Action 4 ! - Paris – 5th December 2013

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