Kevin Fox 6cc4bf752b Python Server
This enables the server to be switched over to being Python
rather than just doing static files. This allows for:
 * Dynamic API.
 * Faster loads due to supporting compression of Javascript.
 * Javascript/CSS from local webserver rather then remote.
 * XStatic managed Javascript/CSS.
 * Sharing code between the app-catalog and Horizon.

This patch set enables most of the infrastructure to do that
and copies in the initial website. Minimal changes have been
made to the site to make it compatible with the new code.

Further reviews will switch the site to use more of the new
functionality.

Co-Authored-By: Christopher Aedo <doc@aedo.net>

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OpenStack Community App Catalog

Application Catalog for OpenStack

The OpenStack Community App Catalog will help you make applications available on your OpenStack cloud by providing a community driven catalog containing Glance images, Heat templates and Murano applications.

Overview

By providing a public location where OpenStack users can publish and consume artifacts to share and add additional capabilities, all OpenStack clouds become more valuable. For example vendors can publish Glance images for launching new VMs, Heat templates for creating new stacks, or Murano app packages for installing complete applications. When many OpenStack community members are publishing artifacts that users can easily download and install into their clouds this will multiply the value of their OpenStack cloud. Easy access to images, templates and apps will solve the "what now" question some user consider after successfully deploying an OpenStack environment.

Getting started with the Community App Catalog

See the wiki page to see how to get started using or contributing to the App Catalog. Visit https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/App-Catalog for more details.

Project Info

Description
RETIRED, Application catalog for OpenStack
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