The Cloudify Blog

We’ve recently been working closely with VMware to make hybrid cloud a reality.  Most enterprise organizations choose a multi-cloud strategy for numerous reasons. They start with VMware and OpenStack for their private cloud environment and a combination of public cloud for dev/test or access capacity scenario. What’s more, many large… Read More

The Cloudify Script Plugin from the Inside Out Hot on the heels of Barak’s previous post, that explores new features and functionality available in 3.1, I’d like to take a deeper technical dive into a specific feature, so you can have a bit of a better… Read More

Cloudify 3.1 is out and the R&D team are really looking forward to getting your feedback on all the cool stuff we’ve been building for the past five months.  While the entire version has a huge list of new features you should check out, there are couple of standout features… Read More

We’ve been encountering quite a number of Telecoms and service providers mentioning TOSCA, YANG and modeling languages in general, for their NFV work. Read More

Hi there – I’m Trammell, and I just joined the Cloudify team as a Cloud Solutions Architect. Being new to a project is a unique opportunity to view things with a fresh perspective. Seeing as I’m pretty much in the same boat as a new Cloudify user, and… Read More

Nowadays, if you’re a huge technology company and you’re not venturing into the cloud, you’re living in the past.  So it’s not surprising that many companies are investing heavily in cloud across the board.  This is also true for IBM, that decided in 2013 to acquire… Read More

As a core committer in the Heat Translator project – I have had the opportunity to learn quite a bit over the course of the last year about TOSCA.When we started developing Cloudify 3.0 (about a year and a half ago) we knew we needed an improved syntax… Read More

The much awaited and anticipated version 3.1 has landed, and with it a number of core features that will deepen Cloudify’s orchestration, and extend our TOSCA support, which pretty much serves to provide all the rest of the goodies that are now packaged into 3.1. TOSCA… Read More

Originally posted at opensource.com The microservices architecture is far from a new trend, it’s generally accepted as a better way to build apps these days. The common way to build apps was, until a few years ago, the monolithic approach – which was, if… Read More

This post has been a long time coming, since following an event the size and caliber of this last DevOps Days Tel Aviv – there were still a lot of loose ends to tie up, and we just about finished (and just shy of a month). The primary focus of… Read More

      This post is going to be a little off-topic, but since we love all things open source, hacking and automation, we thought it would be a fun change of pace.  It was recently discovered in the office that I’ve been using Raspberry Pis to automate… Read More

Docker containers were created to help enable the fast, and reliable deployment of application components or tiers, by creating a container that holds a self-contained ready to deploy parts of applications, with the middleware and the app business logic needed to run them successfully.  For example, a Spring application… Read More