Jay S. Bryant f9bce56013 [upstream] Update release-cycle slides
This patch pushes up changes to the howitsmade-release-cycle.rst
slides.  The goal of the patch is clean-up wording on a number of
slides, tie in the idea of the Project Teams Gathering and add
more exercises to get the class looking up the information on their
own.  Also good opportunities for the class to talk in their groups.

I have also improved notes on a number of slides to provide more
guidance to the presenter and consolidated some of the wordier slides.

Change-Id: I7632c2e855844e6d8aa0b7c75734c6be3f5ae9e1
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OpenStack Training Guides

This repository contains open source training material that can be used to learn about using and different ways of contributing to OpenStack (Upstream training).

For more details, see the OpenStack Training Guides wiki page.

It includes:

  • Upstream training
  • Training guides (draft)

Both guides include a set of slides used in the training events.

Building

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Guides

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$ tox

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doc/upstream-training/build/slides/index.html
doc/training-guides/build/slides/index.html

Testing of changes and building of the manual

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If you like to run individual tests, run:

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  • tox -e upstream-slides - build the Upstream training
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