ZStack Roadmap
Since the first release 0.6, we received a lot of feedback from our users and customers. Many people want us to post a roadmap so they can plan their production environment in line with our feature development process. Here I would like to share an initial version. Feedback is welcome(please post them in the comments).
Roadmap
RELEASE | DATE | FEATURES |
0.7 | 6/20/2015 |
ISCSI primary storage Static IP Seamless upgrade |
0.8 | 7/20/2015 |
Local primary storage Dynamic network attaching/detaching Change instance offering Monitoring tech-preview |
0.9 | 9/20/2015 |
Ceph primary storage/backup storage Console proxy appliance VM User account system(API open) |
1.0 | 10/20/2015 | In planning |
Details
0.7
ISCSI Primary Storage
Support ISCSI storage as primary storage. At KVM side, up to different libvirt version, the iscsi devices are exposed through blk-scsi driver or virtio-scsi driver. The backend is an open framework that allows different ISCSI servers to be plugged in. In this version, a default implementation based on BTRFS + Open-ISCSI is provided, which builds an iscsi server using a Linux server.
Static IP
Allow users to specify an IP address a VM when calling API CreateVm, using a system tag.
Seamless Upgrade
Allow previous ZStack versions to be upgraded to current and later versions.
0.8
Local Storage
Support local disk as primary storage.
Dynamic Network Attaching/Detaching
Allow users to hot-plug/unplug a nic to a VM.
Change Instance Offering
Allow users to change an instance offering of a VM, in order to change its CPU and memory capacity.
Monitoring tech-preview
A tech-preview version of monitoring system
0.9
Ceph Primary Storage/Backup Storage
Support Ceph as unified primary storage and backup storage. That is to say, users can use one Ceph deployment as both primary storage and backup storage.
Console proxy appliance VM
Using appliance VMs as console proxies, so users can use a public network to allow remote access to VMs' consoles.
User account system(API open)
Enable API of user-account system that is similar to current AWS IAM.