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* Improved and restructured `Upstream Training `_
* Added new chapters in the draft `Training guides `_
+Training labs
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+* Training labs landing page is published under `docs.openstack.org `_:
+
+ * Users can download zip/tar files for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X platforms
+ for supported releases.
+
+* PXE feature for training-labs:
+
+ * PXE booting functionality is available as a pluggable driver in parallel with
+ KVM/VirtualBox.
+ * PXE boot could also be used as a mechanism for provisioning KVM/VirtualBox
+ based workloads.
+
+* Stability improvements:
+
+ * Various stability improvements have been added in this release.
+ * Windows platform support has been updated and improved.
+ * Training cluster should additionally have higher deployment rate.
+ * Improvements in networking related challenges.
+
+* Performance improvements:
+
+ * Cluster setup speed is improving after addition of multiple features.
+ * KVM/Libvirt backends now use shared storage. Hard disks for the cluster are
+ diffs on top of the base disk. This uses lesser storage space.
+ * Block storage (cinder) has a dedicated disk as opposed to file mounted as loop
+ device. This should improve performance and provide persistence for cinder-volumes
+ over reboots.
+ * Performance improvements by fixing race conditions occurring due
+ to virtualization overhead.
+ * Improvements to the library scripts.
+
+* Test coverage:
+
+ * Added more tests to ``repeat_test`` scripts.
+ * User interface test cases to check the availability of horizon have
+ been implemented.
+
+* Updates for supporting new operating systems. For example, Ubuntu 16.04.
+* Adds support for x86/i386 architecture.
+* Updates to the CLI along with many improvements to address new features.
+* Newton support:
+
+ * Newton support should be available shortly after the OpenStack release.
+ * This delay is intentional, to let the distribution packages stabilize.
+ * To maintain certain quality, we wait till all of our test cases and
+ reliability checks are meeting certain criteria.
+
User guides
~~~~~~~~~~~