Contributors to OpenStack Folsom received a nice patch to stick on something you carry every day like a backpack or your favorite sweater. Would you like to get a patch for Grizzly, too? Would you rather get something else to brag about your ‘Contributor’ status? Let us know your preferences.<\/p>\n
There is a new tool that installs Openstack either on bare metal or Vms: it can be found on github under the fedora-openstack organization. Packstack is currently in its first ages and still under heavy development but, it’s already capable of installing, customize some parameters and distribute most of the Openstack modules on a single server or several as well. It currently supports Red Hat based distros but there’s space for more.<\/p>\n
Anita Kuno<\/a>, one of our awesome intern of OPW program, tells the tales common to new developers learning about OpenStack developer’s community. In this new installation she tells us how she had to run some tests in \/opt\/stack\/nova and every command failed. Why? She didn\u2019t know. But now she does.<\/p>\n There have been many discussions in the cloud landscape comparing VMware and OpenStack. In fact, it\u2019s one of the most popular topics among those thinking about using OpenStack. Mirantis’ Lee Xie judged the two in the following categories: design, features, use cases, and value. The categories are scored on a 10-point scale and then tallied to determine the winner.<\/p>\n Victoria Mart\u00ednez de la Cruz<\/a>, another awesome intern of OPW program, uses pictures and words to explain in a blog post how OpenStack works.<\/p>\n Celebrating the first patches submitted this week by:<\/p>\nCloud Prizefight: OpenStack vs. VMware<\/a><\/h3>\n
In a nutshell: How Does OpenStack work?<\/a><\/h3>\n
Security Advisories<\/h2>\n
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Tips and Tricks<\/h2>\n
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Upcoming Events<\/h2>\n
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Reports From Past Events<\/h2>\n
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TryStack.cn 2013 first meetup<\/a><\/h4>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Other News<\/h2>\n
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Welcome New Contributors<\/h2>\n