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The OpenStack community today released Train, the 20th version of the most widely deployed open source cloud infrastructure software.
Among the many enhancements provided in Train, three highlights are:
Several Cinder drivers add support for new features like multi-attach and consistency groups.
Nova offers live migration support for servers with a NUMA topology, pinned CPUs and/or huge pages, when using the libvirt compute driver. Nova also delivers live migration support for servers with SR-IOV ports attached when using the libvirt compute driver. This enhancement, driven by the StarlingX project, enables a hypervisor to run both pinned and unpinned workloads in the same hypervisor.
Improved documentation was a community-wide goal for the Train cycle in an effort to be a more accessible open source community. OpenStack operators can now access PDF-generated documentation by project.
To see more release highlights from the project teams, visit the Release Highlights page. Learn more about individual OpenStack Projects in the Project Navigator, and get the full view of OpenStack with the Project Map.
Thank you to the more than 1,100 contributors from more than 50 countries and 165 organizations that contributed to the OpenStack Train release.
