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Implication of Fragmentation in Linux
At Eucalyptus we have been proud to say, “Eucalyptus Cloud runs on almost all major Linux distros: Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Red Hat, Fedora, etc.. You name it, we will support it!” The crowd erupts in...
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OPEN QA for EUCALYPTUS
Open Source Software Project… What is it good for? It’s free! It’s for the community! It’s the future of software! It’s better than closed! Everyone is doing it! It drives innovation! It’s the way of...
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10 Steps to Euca Monkey
Euca Monkey is an easy-to-deploy test tool designed for performing stress-test on Eucalyptus Cloud. The tool repeatedly generates and tears down 6 types of cloud user resources: running instances,...
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Allow Everyone to Launch Your Web-Service: Open Source Web-Service using GIT...
Open Source is the future of software. The statement above is self-evident at this point of history — I mean, have you checked out www.microsoft.com/opensource recently? Then, what does open-source...
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Simulate 150 Cloud User Activities Using Open Source Tools
For the 3.2 release in this December, Eucalyptus is coming out with an intuitive, easy-to-use cloud user console, which aims to support the on-premise dev/test cloud adoption among IT organizations and...
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Beyond Continuous Integration: Locking Steps with Dev, QA, and Release
Continuous integration: the practice of frequently integrating one’s new or changed code with the existing code repository [wikipedia] In this blog we will talk about how the continuous integration...
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DevOps Culture — Fail Fast on Eucalyptus
At a meetup event down in San Diego, California, Eucalyptus had a chance to meet Sander van Zoest (@svanzoest), the VP of technology at OneHealth (http://www.onehealth.com/), who is also the organizer...
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Eucalyptus Console is for Developers
One major event taken place in preparation for the upcoming release of Eucalyptus 3.4 is that Eucalyptus Console has found its own nest in GitHub (https://github.com/eucalyptus/eucalyptus-console) and...
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