openmediavault 0.4.34 / 0.4.35 + Roadmap 0.5 / 0.6

Is there somewhere a roadmap of the releases and what to expect in the near future?

Thx

Roadmaps as far as iam concerned:
0.5: Update the whole Webgui to EXT4JS, run the gui via deamon and lots of other improvements see here for tech demo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIZLywfBmis
Also you find the last development update from Volker here:
http://blog.openmediavault.org/?p=987

0.6: Upgrade OMV to run natively under Debian Wheezy

Greetings
David

Thank you very much for that

As this is a pinned topic shouldn't we change the header all the time to the newest release so people can immediately see what is last and look at the changes.
I know there is the blog also, but right now 0.4.35 is out and i do not find the changes on the blog or here?

Updated it with some Information about the Roadmap features.

David

Hello,

If you are also looking for some enterprise features, you will find some of them on http://qnap.uservoice.com

Olivier

Hello Olivier,

what are these enterprise features you are talking about?

Knumsi

Please check the changes to btrf made in kernel releases after wheezys kernel.
Just so you think about shipping your own newer kernel. The next LTS kernel is coming up soon. Everything after (including) 3.9 would be great.
If extra man power is needed for this topic, I would lend a hand.

Any idea if 0.5 will be a long development or a short one. There are just so many new features in 0.6 being that is is based on wheezy. So may to list that 0.6 is the version that I really need.

Best to not rush something good. This is the reason I use openmediavault. Very solid and just works. I want to build a new super nas with like over 100 gigs of ram. Basicly run all my servers on openmediavault just one big server with lots of cores and lots of ram. What I am planning to do is use openmediavault as Dom0 and use Xen. Citrix released their management tools as open-source. Openmediavault would be amazing if it had a Xen plugin with citrix gui management tools. I can wait a few months as wheezy is needed as its core. I'm running like 5 servers including openmediavault and would just like to run 1 and sell off all my old hardware. As of now I am running 2 x quad core 3 gig socket 771 with 8 gigs ram driving 12 x wd red 3 terabyte drives in software raid 5. Running 3 x raid 5, 4 drives per raid with lvm. Its so solid and have terabytes of data under ext4. I would not trust another file system with all that data. I just want to run 1 mega server and call it "baby nas" Looking into a quad socket with 12 to 16 cores per socket AMD system with over 100 gigs of ram but I need wheezy as its core. Squeeze is just too old.

After some thought I will wait for steamroller to be released. Get a 4 socket platform with 1 CPU this way it gives me a nice upgrade path for the future. If I am going to spend $800 to $ 1000 on a 4 socket system then I want it to be the latest generation.

I never heard of Proxmox before and it seems it supports PCI passthrough http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Pci_passthrough#INTEL
Don't know why there is a limit on passthrough devices through maybe it's a kvm issue. I was planning on using openmediavault as Dom0 and using xen with the citrix management tools.

I may goes go with Citrix XenServer 6.2 opensource instead. I am going to install it on a spare server and see if it fits my needs. One thing I don't like is 6.2 still does not support TRIM. I was planning on using a SSD as the host drive.

When will OMV 0.6 (Wheezy) be released?
Debian Squeeze's EOL is February 2014. After that there are no security updates....
http://blog.aoit.de/page/end-o…nsende-von-distributionen

Our company runs the omv .5 and we are a BSI certified datacenter. A distri without security updates is "no go"...
So, Wheezy is very important for us.

Thank you for your reply.

votdev - Any estimate for 0.6 on wheezy7.2, like to see if tvheadend can be build on top of it.
Of course can just download wheezy and play around but is easier if omv 0.6 is on it: something for Saunta perhaps?