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We are half way through the year and a lot of work is done, and lot more is yet to be done. This week we look back at some of the CloudStack Collaboration Conference, work continues on 4.1.1 and 4.2.0, and we have some interesting discussions on how we should release the CloudMonkey and Marvin tools used with CloudStack. There's a by-laws vote underway to look at how and where we decide non-technical issues, and some discussion on the best way to to discuss and do code reviews.

News Moving to Wednesdays

To help get information out a little easier for the community (and the writers) we are going to move the publishing of the weekly news to Wednesdays starting July 10th!

Major Discussions

In this section we look at major discussions that have happened on the CloudStack mailing lists. This is by no means a full summary of all discussions on the lists, but we try to hit the highlights that are relevant to the larger CloudStack community.

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Much of the work for 4.2 is underway, but there is still a lot of work to still be done. Please make sure to look through the current bugs on a regular basis to help keep the release on track. Sudha published a current list of defects that need help getting resolved. Check JIRA for open bugs. Code Freeze was on 6/28. Currently Animesh Chaturvedi is handling the release management for 4.2 has listed out our current state. If we don't quickly get these resolved further delays in the release and jepordize future releases.

We are now just two days away from feature freeze, but still there are many open tickets. If the feature or improvement is unlikely to be wrapped up by 6/28 it should be moved out of 4.2

As for bugs here is a summary for this week:
Bugs | This Week | Two Week Ago
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Blocker Critical Major Total

Blocker Critical Major Total
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Incoming

4 19 37 68

8 20 29 60
Outgoing

19 42 34 102

18 10 42 76
Open Unassigned

4 27 116 184

7 35 93 166
Open Total

17 62 223 365

19 74 192 345

-Unassigned and unresolved should be picked up by community members. Pl review if you can take them up (atleast blockers and critical on priority)

Un Assigned and Un resolved
Blocker 8
Critical 21
Major 113
Minor 34
Trivial 2

Total 178

Progress on 4.1.1 Release

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  • The Hack Day was a great success will several tables opening up and a lot of conversations flowing. There were large conversations in storage, mindshare/marketing, documentation and several others. Each group is encouraged to share their collaborations with the rest of the community.
  • Gene Kim & Chip Childers will be kicking kicked off the conference with keynotes on Monday, June 24th, 2013 with a state of a strong and busy community. He talked about how much we have accomplished in the time that we have been in the Apache Foundation and the great work that is upcoming. Chip's presentation is up on slideshare
  • Gene Kim will be doing book signings during the morning and afternoon breaks. The first 250 attendees to get registered for their badges at the conference will get a copy of The Phoenix Project.
  • Adrian Cockcroft’s keynote has been announced. He will be closing the conference with his keynote, “Dystopia as a Service” on Tuesday, June 25th.
  • Remember to sign up for the evening events – the CloudStack Roller Coaster Party requires a ticket.
  • If you have not booked your hotel room yet – simply make your reservation here!
More Events

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  • 's keynote gave us an insight into Devops and the ability of IT to work in a different way and more function ways.Aaron Delp wrote a blog on the opening keynotes. Read it here
  • Adrian Cockcroft’s delivered a great keynote closing the conference talking about “Dystopia as a Service” on Tuesday.
  • There were so many amazing presentations! They were all recorded and will be available shortly on Build A Cloud.org's website. We will let you know when it's available.
  • Want to win $10,000? That's right, Citrix has offered a $10,000 bounty for the first person to get Netflix OSS Tool to work on CloudStack! Mark Hinkle made the announcement during the closing keynote.
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