Author: Nicole Martinelli Source: Planet OpenStack The humble micro-service gets a lot of love, says Zach Arnold dev-ops engineering manager. In theory, micro-services are great with absolutely no drawbacks, offering […]
Author: guldmyr Source: Planet OpenStack Recently I had the pleasure of contributing upstream to the OpenStack project! A link to my merged patches: https://review.opendev.org/#/q/owner:+guldmyr+status:merged In a previous OpenStack summit (these […]
Author: Aptira Source: Planet OpenStack Previously, network engineers were required to provision network services and keep track of changes in real time in order to implement Network Traffic Engineering (TE). […]
Author: Nicole Martinelli Source: Planet OpenStack You could say that open source was born out of both frustration and necessity. In 1980, Richard Stallman, irked after being blocked from modifying […]
Author: Jessica Field Source: Planet OpenStack DevConf.IN is the annual developer’s conference organised by Red Hat, India. The conference provides a platform to the FOSS community participants and enthusiasts to come […]
Author: Chris Dent Source: Planet OpenStack This is pupdate 19-28. Next week is the Train-2 milestone. Most Important Based on the discussion on the PTG attendance thread and the notes […]
Author: Superuser Source: Planet OpenStack Most of us are more frequently awash in the glow of a monitor than actual sunlight, but we all know how much gets done talking […]
Author: Aptira Source: Planet OpenStack This customer is the research and development arm of a major Australian telecommunications company. They wanted to evaluate options to deploy and manage Virtual Network […]
Author: Nick Chase Source: Planet OpenStack There are times when you need to run a virtual machine — but you’re already ON a virtual machine. Fortunately, it’s possible, but you […]
Author: Superuser Source: Planet OpenStack It’s taken awhile, but object storage has moved out of the margins. The roots of the computer data storage architecture that manages data as objects […]