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OpenStack is a platform that is constantly growing and evolving, thanks in part to the massive amount of involvement in it from the OpenSource community.  There are currently OpenStack releases twice a year, which are closely followed by an OpenStack Summit.  While the summit in Paris earlier this month showcased lots of enhancements which were in the Juno …

Read More about Building the Stack, OpenStack Summit and the Design/Release Cycle

When we talk about our next generation data centers, and how we are going to run them, recently, many of our discussions have turned to policy.  How do we want our applications to be deployed?  What type of service levels do we want them to have?  Which virtual machines or instances should be present on …

Read More about OpenStack Congress, Policy for Your Cloud

Docker is rapidly changing and evolving as it continues to gain traction and popularity in the world of containerized applications.  One of the biggest challenges that new technologies face is viability in the enterprise arena.  While the use of containers does have intrinsic value to organizations, especially those leveraging a DevOps model, its feature set …

Read More about Upgrading the Docker Ship, New Features on the Horizon

A key component of our policy driven data center of the future is configuration management.  With terms like cloud, orchestration, and DevOps being thrown around all over the place, how do we handle this?  How do we make sure that we’re doing things in a consistent way?  There are as many options as there are …

Read More about Puppet, Chef, and Ansible: Open Source Configuration Management Tools