The just released Murano V0.3 adds several features and improvements, of which the ability to deploy Linux applications is a major and highly anticipated feature.

1. Murano V0.3:
Deploy Linux Applications
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2. Features and improvements
• Leverage Quantum
• Mark Glance images with Murano metadata
• Deploy Linux applications
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3. Leverage Quantum
Improve on networking: leverage Quantum
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4. Leverage Quantum: before
Nova
Instances
Murano
Instances
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5. Leverage Quantum: after
Nova
Instances
Murano
Environments
(each
one
in
separate
network)
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6. How do you enable it?
• Patch OpenStack
• Patch Murano
• Configure Quantum
http://bit.ly/murano-0-3-enable-quantum
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7. Mark images
Improve on usability: mark images from the UI
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8. Why it’s needed?
To filter all of the images
available for service by
respective OS, OS version,
features, and so on
Linux
Fedora
Arch
Linux
Fedora
x86
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9. Deploy Linux applications
Improve on deployment: Linux applications
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10. Improve the foundation
• Support for multiple deployment platforms
• Non-linear execution of scripts and functions
making up the execution plan
https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Murano/UnifiedAgent
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11. Linux Agent
• Written on Python
• May be integrated with Puppet, Chef, and so on
• Supports SH as the execution engine by default
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