We’re kicking off the second round of the OpenStack User Survey this month! You may remember before the April Summit we helped the User Committee run a survey to aggregate OpenStack deployments and share the results. The first User Survey provided great insight to the types of deployments and technology decisions made by the OpenStack community…. Read more »
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Open Mic Spotlight: Flavio Percoco
This post is part of the OpenStack Open Mic series to spotlight the people who have helped make OpenStack successful. Each week, a new contributor will step up to the mic and answer five questions about OpenStack, cloud, careers and what they do for fun. Flavio spends most of his time hacking on storage (Glance… Read more »
Addressing the topic of ‘Core’ through Spider
The word “core” carries with it a wide range of meaning and implication for those involved within the OpenStack community. What we’ve discovered through ongoing discussions is that the goals of one audience simply aren’t necessarily the goals of the other audiences – in fact, in some cases, they’re opposed! We first began the journey to refine the definition of core through… Read more »
Voting is Open – Help Choose Who Will Speak at the Next Summit!
Which speakers would you like to see at the next Summit? It’s time to vote! We’ve received a record breaking 600+ speaking submissions for the Summit in Hong Kong – more than double the quantity of submissions received for the Portland Summit! Now it’s time to vote! We’d like your help shaping the agenda for the next… Read more »
OpenStack Celebrates Three Years!
OpenStack is no one person or company or idea or line of code. It derives its strength from the collective community. No matter when you joined or what role you play, you have the ability to shape the future of OpenStack and computing. In three short years since the community was established, OpenStack has truly become… Read more »
Infrastructure Bootcamp
Recently the Project Infrastructure team hosted a two-day “bootcamp” for people who are interested in contributing to the Project Infrastructure. The OpenStack project is so large, and continuing to grow, that creating and operating the developer infrastructure for the project itself is a unique challenge. Because OpenStack receives code contributions from more than 600 developers… Read more »
Open Mic Spotlight: Aaron Rosen
This post is part of the OpenStack Open Mic series to spotlight the people who have helped make OpenStack successful as we celebrate the third birthday of the project. Each day in July, a new contributor will step up to the mic and answer five questions about OpenStack, cloud, careers and what they do for… Read more »
OpenStack Summit Survey Results
As we gear up for the next OpenStack Summit in Hong Kong, and look forward to two more Summits in 2014, it’s a good time to take a look at the feedback from the April 2013 Summit in Portland. We surveyed all Portland attendees, and almost 400 people responded. In this post I’ll break down… Read more »
Havana: An Enterprise IT Perspective
Intel IT has been working with OpenStack in our labs starting with Cactus, our first deployments into production were with Diablo, which we quickly moved forward to Essex and have been running production apps on this since the summer of 2012. Since then we have been getting deeper and deeper into OpenStack, and recently had… Read more »
OpenStack Project Infrastructure Sees Rapid Growth
The OpenStack project infrastructure has grown tremendously over the past year, and now is a great time to get involved in helping to run one of the largest and fastest-growing open source projects! The project infrastructure encompasses all of the systems that are used in the day to day operation of the OpenStack project as… Read more »