OpenStack Leftovers
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Interview: Mirantis Co-Founder Boris Renski Talks OpenStack
Earlier this month, Mirantis announced the launch of Mirantis OpenStack 6.0, the latest version of its OpenStack cloud computing distribution. According to the company, it is based on OpenStack Juno, and version 6.0 is the first OpenStack distribution to let partners write plugins that install and run their products automatically.
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Mirantis Expands OpenStack Cloud Computing Training
"Pure-play" OpenStack vendor Mirantis believes existing cloud computing training programs for OpenStack don't meet the soaring demand for expertise in the open source cloud platform. That's why it's expanding its OpenStack training offerings with two new courses and a certificate verification portal.
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Platform9 Launches Managed OpenStack Private Cloud Solution
Platform9 is hoping to make it easier for organizations to adopt private cloud with the introduction of Platform9 Managed OpenStack. The company is describing the new solution as a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution that "transforms an organization's existing servers into an AWS-like agile, self-service private cloud within minutes."
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Building a successful OpenStack group
A conversation on the OpenStack-Community listserv caught my eye this week, which started with a simple question: "I've been contemplating starting a new OpenStack meet-up and am excited about meeting with and hearing what folks are doing in the local area. While continue working on this, I'm wondering how others who have created user groups got the word out and evangelized?"
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