Welcome
Instead, we are spending our time maintaining a great roadmap and maintenance model around Corosync for bare metal clusters. The developers believe Pacemaker coupled with Corosync do a great job of providing bare metal high availability. Because Corosync and Pacemaker are shipped everywhere and are widely deployed, the need for AIS services is limited.
I want to offer a sincere Thank You to the thousands of people who have supported and used our software. With your support, the community was able to come to conclusion on a great set of software components to deliver bare metal high availability. As a result of your contributions, we have created the only viable open source alternative to proprietary software and made a dent in the Universe.
Great Work!
Regards,
Steven Dake
openais project maintainer
The downloads and repository will be kept available for historical purposes. We also continue to maintain the whitetank and Wilson branches in limited fashion for a few more years.
OpenAIS Downloads
| Branch | Version | Release Date | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wilson | 1.1.4 (stable) | 8/23/2010 | Current stable release implementing AMF B.01.02, TMR A.01.01, CKPT B.01.01, CLM B.01.01, EVT B.01.01, LCK B.03.01, MSG B.03.01 (depends on Corosync 1.X.Y) |
| Whitetank | 0.80.6 (unsupported) | 9/9/2009 | Legacy stable release implementing stable versions of CKPT B.01.01, CLM B.01.01, EVT B.01.01, EVS, CPG |
| Picacho | 0.70.1 (unsupported) | 1/22/2006 | Legacy version implementing AMF A.01.01, CKPT B.01.01, CLM B.01.01, EVT B.01.01 |