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On 19/09/12 18:58, George Dunlap wrote: > = Timeline = > > We are planning on a 9-month release cycle. Based on that, below are > our estimated dates: > * Feature Freeze: 1 March, 2013 > * First RC: 15 April 2013 > * Release: 1 June 2013 > > The RCs and release will of course depend on stability and bugs, and > will therefore be fairly unpredictable. The feature freeze may be > slipped for especially important features which are near completion. > > = Feature tracking = > > Below is a list of features we're tracking for this release. Please > respond to this mail with any updates to the status. If the status > is "?", as most of them are, please respond with the status! Example > statuses include "not started", "in progress", "initial implementation > submitted for review", "patches submitted". > > There are a number of items whose owners are marked as "?". If you > are working on this, or know who is working on it, please respond and > let me know. Alternately, if you would *like* to work on it, please > let me know as well. > > And if there is something you're working on you'd like tracked, please > respond, and I will add it to the list. > > > * PVH mode, domU (w/ Linux) > owner: mukesh@oracle > status: ? > > * PVH mode, dom0 (w/ Linux) > owner: mukesh@oracle > status: ? > > * Event channel scalability > owner: attilio@citrix > status: ? > Increase limit on event channels (currently 1024 for 32-bit guests, > 4096 for 64-bit guests) > > * ARM server port > owner: ijc@citrix > status: Core hypervisor patches accepted; Linux paches pending > > * NUMA scheduler affinity > critical > owner: dario@citrix > status: ? > > * NUMA Memory migration > owner: dario@citrix > status: ? > > * blktap3 > owner: thanos@citrix > status: ? > > * Default to QEMU upstream > - qemu-based stubdom (Linux or BSD libc) > owner: anthony@citrix > status: ? > qemu-upstream needs a more fully-featured libc than exists in > minios. Either work on a minimalist linux-based stubdom with > glibc, or port one of the BSD libcs to minios. > > - pci pass-thru > owner: anthony@citrix > status: ? > > * Persistent grants > owner: @citrix > status: ? I'm taking Oliver's patch, so: owner: roger.pau@citrix status: in progress > > * Multi-page blk rings > - blkback in kernel (konrad@oracle, ?@intel) > - qemu blkback > status: ? > > * Multi-page net protocol > owner: ? > status: ? > expand the network ring protocol to allow multiple pages for > increased throughput > > * Scalability: 16TiB of RAM > owner: jan@suse > status: ? > > * libvirt integration > owner: ? > status: ? > To begin with, we need someone to go and make some lists: > - Features available in libvirt/KVM not available in libvirt/Xen > - Features available in xl/Xen but not available in libvirt/Xen > > * xl vm-{export,import} > owner: ? > status: ? > Allow xl to import and export VMs to other formats; particularly > ovf, perhaps the XenServer format, or more. > > > * xl USB pass-through for PV guests > owner: ? > status: ? > - Port the xend PV pass-through functionality to xl. > - Make sure qemu-based USB with qemu-upstream works > - Upstream the Linux frontend/backend drivers > > * openvswitch toostack integration > owner: roger@citrix > status: Sample script posted by Bastian ("[RFC] openvswitch support script") > > * Rationalized backend scripts (incl. driver domains) > owner: roger@citrix > status: ? > > * Linux console improvements > owner: jan@suse > -EHCI debug port (done, to be submitted) > -xHCI debug port > -Firewire > > * CPUID-based idle (don't rely on ACPI info f/ dom0) > owner: jan@suse > status: done, to be submitted > > * Remove hardcoded mobprobe's in xencommons > owner: ? > status: ? > > * Make storage migration possible > owner: ? > status: ? > There needs to be a way, either via command-line or via some hooks, > that someone can build a "storage migration" feature on top of libxl > or xl. > > * Full-VM snapshotting > owner: ? > status: ? > Have a way of coordinating the taking and restoring of VM memory and > disk snapshots. This would involve some investigation into the best > way to accomplish this. > > * VM Cloning > owner: ? > status: May need review > Again, a way of coordinating the memory and disk aspects. Research > into the best way to do this would probably go along with the > snapshotting feature. > > * Memory: Replace PoD with paging mechanism > owner: george@citrix > status: May need review > > * PV audio (audio for stubdom qemu) > owner: stefano.panella@citrix > status: ? > > * Managed domains? > > _______________________________________________ > Xen-devel mailing list > Xen-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > http://lists.xen.org/xen-devel > _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.xen.org/xen-devel
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