Thursday, August 15, 2013
Friday, August 9, 2013
Monday, August 5, 2013
The Cloudcast - #96 - Swift - More than OpenStack
Links
- SwiftStack - http://www.swiftstack.com/
- SwiftStack YouTube Channel - http://www.youtube.com/user/SwiftStackVideos
Topic 1 – Joe, who are you? You’ve been at CloudScaling & Engine Yard prior to your current gig at SwiftStack. Author of a book on Swift.
Topic 2 - (Everything is Open and a Stack in the name, run us through some basics of terminology) Project vs. Product has come up a lot recently. Tell me about Swift 1.9 as a project first (Global Clusters). Private Cloud Storage as a product and just an OpenStack project?
Topic 3 – Object vs. File or Block? Start at the lowest level, what kind of hardware? What kind of software protections? Discuss the ring vs. controller. Geo-disbursement. Scale out by de-coupling the controller from the actual storage nodes (SAN dual-head analogy). How does it compare to others (i.e. Gluster, Ceph, Basho, etc.) & what makes it unique?
Topic 4 – Storage Efficiency? Deduplication? Actual Storage Algorithms? Governance? Compliance?
Topic 5 - Use Cases? Performance? When is it a good fit? When is it a bad fit?
Labels:
CloudStack,
IaaS,
Joe Arnold,
Object Storage,
OpenStack,
Swift,
SwiftStack
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
The Mobilecast - #10 - VMware End User Computing
Note: After our recording the podcast, VMware announced how they are addressing iOS7 changes in their tools. You can find the information here:
http://cto.vmware.com/vmwares-strategy-for-ios-7-and-industry-implications/
The Cloudcast - #95 - Ansible - Next Generation DevOps Tools
Links
AnsibleWorks - http://www.ansibleworks.com/
Topic 1 – Michael, you’ve got a very interesting background. First off, you’re a Raleigh person, not a Silicon Valley guy. You “grew up” at Red Hat and prior to Ansible you created Cobbler and even have some patents to your name in this space. Give everyone a little background.
Topic 2 - For those that aren’t familiar with Cobbler, what is it and why did you invent it?
Topic 3 – Let’s move on to Ansible, I attended your session today (my impressions). What is Ansible and why AnsibleWorks? Probably the first question you get, why Ansible and not Puppet/Chef? Seems to be Configuration Management, App Delivery & CI (Continuous Integration or Delivery) all in one? Infrastructure as code - rPath and Bronto? What is AnsibleWorks AWX?
Topic 4 – You were just on FLOSS Weekly and you are speaking here at OSCON, The product is under a GPL license. does that differentiate you in the market?
Topic 5 - Technical Details - No Agent, talks SSH and can be written in anything that returns JSON?
Saturday, July 27, 2013
The Cloudcast - #94 - OpenStack Turns Three
Links
- OpenStack Foundation - http://www.openstack.org/foundation/
- RackSpace Unlocked.io RoadShow - http://unlocked.io/#home
Topic 1 – Mark, tell us a little bit about your role in the Foundation and also about the greater foundation as an entity as well. Wayne, you don’t work for the RackSpace Hybrid Cloud Team, what is your role and how is it different?
Topic 2 - Mark, we’ve probably all heard a good bit about OpenStack as a product and it is constantly evolving as we lead up to the Havana release. Tonight is the “official” 3rd Birthday party here at OSCON. How has the Foundation grown over the years and how has it evolved? How did you manage the explosive growth?
Topic 3 – Project vs. Product vs. Service vs. Service Provider confusion- (I’m talking project today) Your take? What would you say are the keys to the success of the project?
Topic 4 – Do Again? Not Do Again? Hong Kong for next Summit?
Topic 5 - Wayne, you are doing something cool, this unlocked.io roadshow program. I took a look at the slides and this isn’t about pushing a product, this feels like more of an education on devops and cloud era application and workload development
Labels:
IaaS,
Open Clouds,
OpenSource,
OpenStack,
Openstack Foundation,
OpenStack Summit,
Rackspace
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