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Chronological list of Juno Nova mid-cycle meetup posts

  • Post author:mikal
  • Post published:October 1, 2014
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This is a just a quick list of the posts I wrote summarizing the Juno Nova mid-cycle meetup in the right order to read them, because I didn’t actually have that online before. I needed to send this list to someone, so I figured its easier to just post it here.

  • Juno nova mid-cycle meetup summary: social issues
  • Juno nova mid-cycle meetup summary: containers
  • Juno nova mid-cycle meetup summary: ironic
  • Juno nova mid-cycle meetup summary: DB2 support
  • Juno nova mid-cycle meetup summary: cells
  • Juno nova mid-cycle meetup summary: scheduler
  • Juno nova mid-cycle meetup summary: slots
  • Juno nova mid-cycle meetup summary: nova-network to Neutron migration
  • Juno nova mid-cycle meetup summary: the next generation Nova API
  • Juno nova mid-cycle meetup summary: conclusion
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