Back in Fedora 16, the cpuspeed daemon RPM was removed from the
repositories. To quote [1]

"Fedora 16 kernel cpufreq stack now fully replaces CPUSpeed,
effectively making the package obsolete."

There seems to be little clear documentation though on how to make use
of the cpufreq stack to do what cpuspeed was able todo.

With OpenStack there are quite a large number of daemons per host, each
of which has their own .service unit file.

openstack-glance-api.service
openstack-glance-registry.service
openstack-keystone.service
openstack-nova-api.service
openstack-nova-cert.service
openstack-nova-compute.service
openstack-nova-network.service
openstack-nova-objectstore.service
openstack-nova-scheduler.service
openstack-nova-volume.service
openstack-swift-account.service
openstack-swift-container.service
openstack-swift-object.service
openstack-swift-proxy.service

Currently our OpenStack

Roland McGrath orphaned the 'lcov' package in all Fedora & EPEL branches.
Since I use lcov for libvirt testing & have done some patches/bugfixes
to it in the past, I have claimed ownership in Fedora branches. I'm not
doing anything with EPEL branches though, so if anyone cares about lcov
in EPEL5/EPEL6, please go ahead and grab it there. I'm also happy to
approve co-maintainers for 'lcov' in Fedora branches, or let even let a
more motivated Fedora maintainer claim full ownership across all branches.

Regards,
Daniel

FYI, the yajl RPM in rawhide has been updated to 2.0.1. This is an ABI
and API *incompatible* release compared to 1.x series, due to the need
to fix various API design flaws.

Regards,,
Daniel