OpenStack Mitaka is out the door and it is time to start looking at OpenStack Newton. OpenStack Newton brings changes to how Neutron is configured out of the box, for example, of_interface driver will switch from ofctl to native. To read more about how things have changed visit, Unreleased Notes. We want to measure how these changes could impact Neutrons API Performance.
With the arrival of Gnocchi in Tripleo deployed OpenStack Clouds, we decided it would be a good time to develop some tooling and tests to help characterize OpenStack Telemetry services with Gnocchi as a backend. Continue reading
Data is power in the world of performance engineering. Be it test results, system metrics, tunable knobs or record shattering benchmarks, data is everywhere. Read on to know how we at Red Hat are leveraging the power of Elasticsearch with Browbeat to lead the next revolution in performance engineering. Continue reading
We now hold regular upstream IRC meetings in #openstack-browbeat on irc.freenode.net every Wednesday at 11am EDT / 4pm BST. You can find the latest meeting notes and action items here, courtesy of meetbot. We’re going to try to do this on a weekly basis. Users, contributors and interested parties always welcome.
Introduced in a recent commit, the Browbeat Ansible playbooks used to deploy the ELK stack now support Fluentd as a backend logging option. You can now take advantage of the logging_backend variable in install/group_vars/all.yml to choose Fluentd over Logstash.
Here’s a very short, simple video showing how to contribute code to the Browbeat Project.
As of a recent OpenStack commit Browbeat has now moved to the OpenStack.org namespace! Stay tuned for updated documentation around contributing and getting involved with the project. Below are new services provided by the OpenStack upstream infrastructure, CI and gating:
▣ Browbeat Git Web
▣ Browbeat Github
▣ Browbeat Gerritt Code Review
