openstack building a free massively scalable cloud computing platform

Publié le: 15 février 2011
sur la chaîne: FOSDEM
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By Soren Hansen

A developer's look into Openstack architecture

OpenStack is a very new, very popular cloud computing project, backed by Rackspace and NASA. It's all free software (Apache Licensed) and is in production use already.

A developer's look into Openstack architecture

OpenStack is a very new, very popular cloud computing project, backed by Rackspace and NASA. It's all free software (Apache Licensed) and is in production use already.

It's written entirely in Python and uses Twisted, Eventlet, AMQP, SQLAlchemy, WSGI and many other high quality libraries and standards.

We'll take a detailed look at the architecture and dive into some of the challenges we've faced building a platform that is supposed to handle millions of gigabytes of data and millions of virtual machines, and how we've dealt with them.

There will be time at the end for Q&A about cloud computing in general and Openstack in particular. We'll take a detailed look at the architecture and dive into some of the challenges we've faced building a platform that is supposed to handle millions of gigabytes of data and millions of virtual machines, and how we've dealt with them.

There will be time at the end for Q&A about cloud computing in general and Openstack in particular.


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