Get Mirantis OpenStack 9.1 from the New Mirantis Community Site

Mirantis has launched a Software Community site where you can download and get resources for our latest offerings, including our recently released Mirantis OpenStack 9.1 maintenance update.

The Mirantis Software Community site is your go-to place to find the latest downloads, repositories, documentation and other materials for not just Mirantis branded software but also the various open source software projects we’re working on, including Fuel, StackLight, Salt, Kubernetes, Ceph and OpenContrail. Additionally, you’ll find links to relevant plugins and add-ons, from both Mirantis and our Unlocked Partners.

Mirantis OpenStack 9.1

The Community Site currently features Mirantis OpenStack 9.1, which has several enhancements for lifecycle management, including a streamlined mechanism for maintenance updates. Additionally, MOS 9.1 provides new tabs in Fuel for Workflows and History where we’ve made it easier to manage custom deployment workflows and view details about in-progress or completed deployment tasks. We’ve also added support for event-driven task execution for further deployment automation, targeted diagnostic snapshots for reduced footprint, and various security features.

• Learn more in our technical blog or release notes
• View MOS 9.0 to 9.1 update instructions

Please note that in order to install the MOS 9.1 update package, you must first have MOS 9.0 installed.

Get Involved and Contribute

Besides providing software and related technical materials, the Community site is also a starting point for you to get involved and contribute to the community. We invite you to join a mailing list, jump on an IRC channel or submit to a Launchpad community page or Q&A forum — we’ve provided relevant links for you to quickly get in touch and offer your ideas and expertise, including information on how to contribute.

We’ve also set up a monthly community newsletter, geared towards users and operators. Subscribe to get information on the latest software and related resources from both Mirantis and the open source projects we’re contributing to.