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| hgy | Hello | 07:38 |
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| hgy | May I ask how many companies and individuals have contributed to openstack so far | 07:39 |
| hgy | or how can I get the number | 07:39 |
| frickler | hgy: https://www.stackalytics.io/?release=all has some answers mainly based on code distributions, which is not the total view, but might serve as a first approximation | 08:06 |
| hgy | firckler: Thank you very much | 08:08 |
| hgy | firckler: love you | 08:08 |
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| st | Hi, I'm investigating an issue where instances are being 'stacked' on one host and I can't suss out what I need to do to get them to spread evenly. A default Nova configuration for Victoria is being used. I've read up on filtering and weights. I _think_ this is an issue with one host being weighted heavier than the others, but I'm not sure how I can verify the weight attributed to a host. I see how I can adjust weights, but is there an instance create | 19:55 |
| st | "dry-run" command? Is there a utility I can use or place I can check to determmine host weights at the time of instance scheduling? | 19:55 |
| st | Aw yea, I just enabled debug logs for nova-scheduler and I'm getting all kinds of noise, some of which relates to filtering logic! I think diving into that will help determine what's happening. | 20:17 |
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