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Mitch wrote the book on AWS tools.
No, seriously, he did. Actually, Mitch Garnaat has written a bunch of stuff. He wrote boto, the excellent Python library that talks to AWS-based backends, and on top of that he wrote euca2ools, which...
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Coworking in the Bull City
Eucalyptus is now a proud sponsor of Bull City Coworking. Various folks have tried to get a coworking operation up and running in Durham in the last little while; props to Robert Petrusz and the gang...
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Why the Fedora ISV SIG never caught fire
Here’s a list of popular open source products that cannot currently be found in Fedora repos: Zimbra JasperSoft SugarCRM Alfresco Magento Eucalyptus JBoss Once upon a time, it was part of my job to...
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Coming Soon: Eucalyptus 3.next
The first release of Eucalyptus 3 is out, and it’s time to get ready for Eucalyptus 3.1. There will be a feature listing for Eucalyptus 3.1 on our website somewhere at some point, but that feature list...
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Next Euca hackfest: AppScale
Our next hackfest is this Friday, August 10th, from 11am to 2pm Pacific Time, in #eucalyptus-devel on freenode. (If you show up at #eucalyptus or #eucalyptus-meeting, we will kindly direct you the...
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The Simplest Way to Learn About Eucalyptus Code
We get lots of people who want to use Eucalyptus as a way to learn about how cloud computing works at a code level. Which is great: Freedom to Learn is one of the fundamental Free Software guarantees....
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The Perfect Time to Try Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus 4.0 is coming soon, and you can try it in beta, on a single system, right now. To take your own AWS-compatible cloud-in-a-box for a spin, here’s what you do: Install CentOS 6.5 minimal on a...
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