Describe the issue Fedora 31 shipped with the 5.3.7 kernel, we're now at 5.4.18 (ish) and there's been a number of CVEs and related so it would be advisable to publish a new set of stable cloud images to AWS and related locations.
When do you need this? (YYYY/MM/DD) ASAP
When is this no longer needed or useful? (YYYY/MM/DD) Until the next round
If we cannot complete your request, what is the impact? Current images stay
Can we also update the aarch64 AWS regions when this happens:
we've wanted to do this for some time: https://pagure.io/cloud-sig/issue/138
recently there has been a push by @jdoss and others to take the appropriate steps to make it maintainable.
I'm well aware of that ticket, I wouldn't say any of that was recent, last comment was 2 years.
The current process has been always a manual one to tag/push updated images as "stable" by rel-eng, that's what I'm requesting here, not reinvent the world. That can happen on the other ticket.
But there is a lot of little stuff that needs to happen, like updating the website and making sure image uploads don't fail. Like I said there has been recent interest by a handful of people to start working on this, we'll see if it goes anywhere.
In the 04/14/2020 cloud sig community meeting we discussed what it would take to ship cloud images more regularly.
16:27:38 <dustymabe> #info we agree we would all like to upload and release cloud images more often. releng has agreed to try to achieve the following items: 1) copy files to a more permanent location 2) get them on some mirrors 3) update website 4) sending release email. Cloud working group will try to do the following items: 1) uploading to clouds 2) running tests on clouds 3) promoting release candidates
So the items for releng are:
The action items for the cloud working group can be followed in these open tickets:
Closing, if there is anything we can do please reopen this issue.
Metadata Update from @humaton: - Issue close_status updated to: Get back later - Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)