Update release notes for release

Change-Id: I64ae4932098d5e50bcaaef4c6ba723b9c4e768f7
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Julia Kreger 2018-02-07 19:45:48 -08:00
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4 changed files with 8 additions and 8 deletions

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- Bump to latest stable Ansible version (2.4) - Now leverages stable Ansible version (2.4).

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features: features:
- The Bifrost role which is used to create a clouds.yaml, now also - The bifrost role which is used to create a clouds.yaml, now also
creates a openrc file in the user home directory when keystone creates a openrc file in the user home directory when keystone
is enabled. This should be used to call OpenStack CLI utilities is enabled. This should be used to call OpenStack CLI utilities
and have proper credentials. The file location is ``~/openrc``. and have proper credentials. The file location is ``~/openrc``.

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- Add support for tweaking the vCPU model for the VMs created - Adds support for tweaking the vCPU model for the VMs created
by bifrost-create-vm-nodes. The default vCPU model is 'host-model' by bifrost-create-vm-nodes. The default vCPU model is ``host-model``
which should provide the best possible performance whilst using only which should provide the best possible performance whilst using only
the CPU features which are understood by libvirt. The model can be the CPU features which are understood by libvirt. The model can be
changed using the `test_vm_cpu` Ansible variable. changed using the ``test_vm_cpu`` Ansible variable.

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Add support for tweaking the vNIC model for the VMs created Adds support for modifying the vNIC model for the VMs created
by bifrost-create-vm-nodes. The default vNIC model is 'virtio' by bifrost-create-vm-nodes. The default vNIC model is ``virtio``
which should provide the best possible performance. The model can be which should provide the best possible performance. The model can be
changed using the `test_vm_nic` Ansible variable. changed using the ``test_vm_nic`` Ansible variable.