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- What frameworks have been used to develop the Openstack technologies?
- They try to be agnostic
- sql alchemy
- python
- ldap
- jango
- Swift uses sqllite
- Glance uses sql alchemy as well
- all interfaces are rest based
- whiskey services
- They try to be agnostic
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- want to contribute stephen@openstack.org - contact information.
- Swift - highly avaiable object storage system
- some people compare to S3 but not very relevant
- Put large or small objects into a cloud storage system that is highly available
- replicated to duplicate sites.
- accessible through accounts and containers
- rackspace cloud files
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- Openstack - 2 main projects
- Object storage - SWIF - massive petabyte storage of permanent storage
- Compute - Cloud operating system. Pulls virtual machine images
- Developers call it Nova.
- Internap - deployed open stack SWIF part.
- competing project to amazon's cloud computing - they are proprietary.
- deploy api and releases source code with Openstack.
- Nova
- supports amazon api
- supports rackspace cloudservices api
- see openstack.org
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Episode 389
Special Guests Stephen Specter and Jay Pipes from Openstack and rackspace.com
- Introductions.
- What is cloud computing?
- What makes rackspace unique? What hardware/software are you using?
- try to remain agnostic regarding software.
