The Cloudify Blog
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Mean Stack Workflow Automation Yeoman Bower Grunt
- By Eliran Malka
- November 21, 2014
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width=”100%”— layout: blogpost title: Now that’s a MEAN Stack. Workflow Automation – Javascript Style image: eliran.jpg author: Eliran Malka tags: – DevOps – Workflow Automation – Cloud Automation – UI – Programming — This post was originally posted at… Read More -
Do I need OpenStack if I use Docker?
- By Nati Shalom
- November 14, 2014
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Docker has broken a record in the speed in which it moved from being a disruptive technology to a commodity. The speed of adoption and popularity of Docker brings with it lots of confusion. In this post I wanted to focus on a trend of… Read More -
From VMWare Virtualization to Public Cloud. Now Hybrid Cloud.
- By Yoram Weinreb
- November 12, 2014
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vCloud, OpenStack & Cloudify VMWare has been in the front of the virtualization space for many years and is by far the most popular enterprise virtualization solution. In the recent years, as cloud technology became popular, VMWare released its vCloud product line to target… Read More -
OpenStack Users are Ready to Move From Hypervisors…and Other Tales from the Summit…
- By Jonny Ro
- November 11, 2014
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Originally posted at CloudTweaks.com I just got back from the OpenStack Paris Summit a couple weeks ago, and although this is a bit delayed in coming, I did do a talk on this with the OpenStack Online Meetup immediately following my return, but then… Read More -
The VMware OpenStack Cloud Conundrum
- By Nati Shalom
- November 7, 2014
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OpenStack is an open source cloud infrastructure that is considered by many as a cost-effective alternative to VMware. In reality, the transition from VMware to OpenStack isn’t that trivial, which leads most enterprises to take a hybrid cloud approach. This means they run their OpenStack… Read More -
OpenStack Juno – The Stats Behind the Open Source Cloud
- By Jonny Ro
- November 5, 2014
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Every now and again we like to do an OpenStack statistics roundup, usually we do this following the release of their annual report, but recently they sent a quick OpenStack Juno summary, and I thought I would share the highlights, and how this compares to… Read More -
Advanced OpenStack Networking – Configuring an OpenStack VM with Multiple Network Cards
- By Barak Merimovich
- November 3, 2014
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We have discussed OpenStack networking extensively in previous posts. In this post, I’d like to dive into a more advanced OpenStack networking scenario. Many cloud images are not configured to automatically bring up all network cards that are available. They will… Read More -
NFV on OpenStack Cloud – Open Source Everything
- By Shay Naeh
- November 2, 2014
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As we get more heavily involved with NFV, I would like to share my experience taking a few VNFs (virtual network functions) and SFCs (service function chains) and implementing them on public and private clouds. I thought implementing an IMS… Read More -
How Docker is Changing Configuration Management
- By Uri Cohen
- October 30, 2014
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With configuration management, there have always been two camps: Bake or Fry? When it comes to what are traditionally considered configuration management tools, Chef, Puppet and others, these usually fall into the fry camp. This approach involves dynamic configuration at deployment time. Meaning, you have a server and… Read More -
Our Open Source Cloud (Re) Architecture with OpenStack + TOSCA
- By Nati Shalom
- October 8, 2014
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Cloudify OpenStack Native approach – The Story behind the Scenes In the previous post I outlined what I mean by native-approach to the OpenStack cloud. In a nutshell, a native approach represents out of the box tighter integration with OpenStack, all without being limited only… Read More -
Changing Organizational (DevOps) Culture – A Sweaty Use Case
- By Uri Cohen
- October 2, 2014
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When we think about changing organizational culture our immediate reaction is usually – yeah right, go fight city hall – and we take the Homer Simpson route, and don’t even bother trying. Over the course of the last year, I managed to achieve… Read More -
Buzzword Abuse – The Anatomy of a DevOps Engineer
- By Nir Cohen
- September 28, 2014
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This post was originally posted by our own Nir Cohen, at DevOps.com. Once, people used the word genius only when describing someone who really was a genius. Someone with extraordinary intellectual and perceptual capabilities. Today every parent uses this word to describe their,… Read More