Openstack release name -

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i not able determine openstack release running on machine. tried match output of nova package version release naming site. nova version not have match.

stack@selm:~$  nova-manage  --version  12.0.0

this package not listed on following release site: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/releases

could please tell me how can determine release name running on machine?

thanks, manish

well, you're not on kilo, because looks kilo nova-manage --version returns more useful:

# nova-manage --version 2015.1.0

and in fact looks true juno , icehouse well.

if installed openstack using system's package manager better information querying packaging system. example, on rpm based system such red hat or fedora run:

# rpm -q openstack-nova

which might return:

openstack-nova-common-2015.1.0-3.el7.noarch

which tells using 2015.1.0 release, aka "kilo".

you similar on ubuntu (or debian) system using dpkg-query -w nova-common, might give you:

1:2014.1.5-0ubuntu1

which indicate "icehouse".


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