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Mitch wrote the book on AWS tools.
No, seriously, he did. Actually, Mitch Garnaat has written a bunch of stuff. He wrote boto, the excellent Python library that talks to AWS-based backends, and on top of that he wrote euca2ools, which...
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Building Community QA Tools for AWS
One of the reasons that Eucalyptus works as comparatively well as it does is because the QA behind the scenes is tremendous. There’s a lot of resources behind the scenes, constantly running tests...
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Coming Soon: Eucalyptus 3.next
The first release of Eucalyptus 3 is out, and it’s time to get ready for Eucalyptus 3.1. There will be a feature listing for Eucalyptus 3.1 on our website somewhere at some point, but that feature list...
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Euca School, first day of class!
I’m excited for our first #eucalyptus-classroom session on freenode on Monday (noon Eastern US time). Expect it to be the first of many. The topic for this first meeting is Eutester, which is the new...
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A big advantage to following AWS…
…is that any time a user runs into problems figuring out how to do something with Eucalyptus, it’s quite likely that the corresponding AWS procedure, as documented by the AWS community, will “just...
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