The OpenStack Architecture Design Guide Story
Over 6 weeks ago I posted that I was going to embark on a journey, another book journey, and this time it was an OpenStack one. Go ahead and read the post OpenStack Design Guide Book Sprint. I have …
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Subscribe via RSS →VMworld is 3 Weeks Away
Yep, that is 21 days. I do not think there is any need to introduce VMworld to the readers of my blog. I would like to share with you some (and by no means a comprehensive list) of the activities I …
VMCI – revisited (a.k.a. Project Marvin)
You all know what VMCI stands for – don’t you? Well if you ever looked at VMware solutions – then you would recognize it - VMCI Overview. The Virtual Machine Communication Interface (VMCI) is an …
OpenStack Summit - It’s all about the Developers
This one has been sitting in the drafts for a while. What pushed me to publish and finish this post was an article posted by Brian Gracely, Will Paris be the last OpenStack Summit? The Openstack …
Recording of my Presentation at OpenStack Israel 2014
Embedded below you can find the recording of my session “OpenStack in the Enterprise - Are you Ready?” You are welcome to go over the blog post I wrote about the event. The full playlist …
The Return of the Container
This is an excerpt of a post published elsewhere. A link to the original is at the bottom of this excerpt Containers are not a new concept – there are several implementations that have been around for …
Happy Fourth Birthday OpenStack
Have a look at this infographic Mazel Tov #OpenStack!
M&M's, Snickers and Security in the Cloud
I cannot take credit for this one - I heard it last week at a very interesting talk by Adrian Cockroft at the Speed and Scale Meetup last week in Herzeliya. The analogy was a very simple one, but very …
Back from the OpenStack Cloud Summit
This is a re-post of my article, originally published on The Ravello Blog. Last month I attended the OpenStack Cloud Summit in Atlanta. It was a very interesting experience. I learned a lot of things …
OpenStack Design Guide Book Sprint
It is said that once you get a bug in you – it is hard to get rid of it. I have been asked (and I have accepted) to participate in a book sprint commissioned by the OpenStack Foundation. What is a …