
The top README will show in the package home in pypi. With this *Devstack Installaction* guide in the README, it makes the page messed-up. I think it's better to move it to the sub directory where the relative installation tools are located. Change-Id: Iff4bdc5353f76c14d03f7b6d3a12b46e06fd8c71
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os-xenapi
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XenAPI library for OpenStack projects
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This library provides the support functions needed to connect to and manage a XenAPI-based
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hypervisor, such as Citrix's XenServer.
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* Free software: Apache license
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* Source: http://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack/os-xenapi
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* Bugs: http://bugs.launchpad.net/os-xenapi
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* Install Devstack on XenServer: https://github.com/openstack/os-xenapi/blob/master/tools/README.rst
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Features
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--------
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The following features are supported since 0.3.1:
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* VDI streaming
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It will allow the library user to create XenServer VDI from a gzipped
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image data stream; or create gzipped image data stream from a specified
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XenServer VDI. By comparing to the existing dom0 glance plugin, the
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image data gets processed on the fly via streams. So it doesn't create
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intermediate files. And it completely uses the formal VDI import or
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export APIs when it exchanges VDI data with XenServer.
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* XAPI pool
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With this feature, we can deploy OpenStack on hosts which belong to a
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XAPI pool, so that we can get the benefits from XAPI pool features:
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e.g. it's able to live migrate instance between two hosts without
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moving the disks on shared storage.
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The following features are supported since 0.3.2:
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* Bootstrap compute node via a single command
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Now we can support to boostrap an OpenStack compute node by running the
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command of ``xenapi_bootstrap`` from a VM which is running on XenServer.
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At the moment, only CentOS 7.x is supported.
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