March 2025 - Uyuni Announce - openSUSE Mailing Lists

Recordings available - Community Hours Thursday, March 27th 2025
by Raúl Osuna Sánchez-Infante 28 Mar '25

28 Mar '25

Hello folks! If you missed the last Uyuni Community Hours that took place on March 27th, check out the recording at https://youtu.be/Qbk0j1o6dk8 Please bear in mind that the HD version of the recording might still being processed, and it could take up to a couple of hours till it is ready. Remember, you can find all the information about the Community hours, included updated agenda and link for the meeting, at https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni/wiki/Uyuni-Community-Hours Happy hacking and have a lot of fun! Raúl & Marina -- Kind regards, Raúl Osuna Sánchez-Infante SUSE Multi-Linux Manager and Uyuni Software Release Engineer SUSE Software Solutions Spain SL Engineering & Innovation, EMEA

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Community Hours on Thursday 27th, at 16.00 CET / 15.00 UTC
by Raúl Osuna Sánchez-Infante 26 Mar '25

26 Mar '25

Hello folks! Like every last Thursday of each month, we'll be having on Thursday 27th (tomorrow) a session of the Uyuni Community Hours. The agenda is: - Uyuni 2025.0x: What’s next? - VEX Consumption in Uyuni - Uyuni SonarCloud error reduction The link to the Jitsi meeting can be found here: https://meet.jit.si/moderated/08658cae0e2eefa6e84ef2229a34e339e1b3b473449ae… Remember you can find all the information about the Community hours, including updated agenda and link for the meeting at https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni/wiki/Uyuni-Community-Hours See you there! -- Kind regards, Raúl Osuna Sánchez-Infante SUSE Multi-Linux Manager and Uyuni Software Release Engineer SUSE Software Solutions Spain SL Engineering & Innovation, EMEA

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Welcome Pablo Cáceres as Student Intern
by Abid Mehmood 24 Mar '25

24 Mar '25

Hi folks, I am excited to introduce Pablo Cáceres from the University of Córdoba in Spain. He is joining us temporarily to work on his final degree project within the context of Uyuni. Pablo has chosen to focus on supporting a new file format, VEX, for managing vulnerability data. He has already started working on an implementation while his RFC (Request for Comments) is under discussion. You can follow the progress here: - Project issue: https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni/issues/9606 - RFC: https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni-rfc/pull/102 You can find Pablo at our Gitter devel channel (https://gitter.im/uyuni-project/devel <https://gitter.im/uyuni-project/devel>) to say hello. Here is a quick introduction by himself: ---- Hi! I'm Pablo Cáceres, but you can find me online with the username naibu3. I'm 22 and I'm in my last year studying IT engineering in Spain. I will join SUSE to develop my degree final project contributing to Uyuni with an enhancement for the CVE scanner. My passion is cybersecurity, collaborating with the Network and Cybersecurity Aula at my university and spending weekends playing CTF competitions with my team, Caliphal Hounds. We even reached the top 2 of Spain last year. Apart from competing, I have a blog where I post writeups and interesting stuff and projects. My other big hobby is basketball. I used to play in a local team, but for the moment I'm a referee in the first regional category. I'm glad to have the opportunity to work with you all. I feel it could be a great opportunity to get started with a real-world development environment, outside university projects. Anyone who wants to contact me can do it by Gitter (@naibu3:gitter.im) or by mail(pablocaceregaitan(a)gmail.com). Excited to collaborate with you all, Pablo C -- Kind regards, Abid

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RESULT: Poll about the new host Operating System for Uyuni
by Raúl Osuna Sánchez-Infante 03 Mar '25

03 Mar '25

Dear Community, with a tight result of 26 votes for openSUSE Tumbleweed and 24 votes for openSUSE MicroOS, the former has been chosen by the Community as the host OS for the upcoming versions of Uyuni (only meaning that this is the OS in which the product will be validated, nothing more, nothing less, Community is still encouraged to test and use the containers in the OS of their choice and, if possible, help us document how to use such OS). We will be adapting the sources and the documentation, in addition to providing a migration path before the next release of Uyuni. -- Kind regards, Raúl Osuna Sánchez-Infante SUSE Multi-Linux Manager and Uyuni Software Release Engineer SUSE Software Solutions Spain SL Engineering & Innovation, EMEA

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