OpenNebula 3 Cloud Computing by Giovanni Toraldo

OpenNebula 3 Cloud Computing Giovanni Toraldo ebook
Page: 314
Publisher: Packt Publishing
Format: pdf
ISBN: 1849517460, 9781849517461

Open source and cloud computing – the One of the most popular open source packages for building cloud computing infrastructures. OpenNebula is a fully open-source, Apache licensed toolkit for on-premise IaaS cloud computing, offering a comprehensive solution for the management of virtualized data centres to enable private, public and hybrid clouds. This post is #3 and was originally published July 10, 2012. OpenNebula 3 Cloud Computing guides you along the building and maintenance of your cloud infrastructure, providing real-world examples, step-by-step configuration and other critical information. Just as open source itself has gathered more interest during the economic downturn because of the cost savings it can offer businesses, cloud computing is getting more attention because it can allow businesses to take advantage of IT infrastructure on a pay-as-you-go "OpenNebula is an open source virtual infrastructure engine that enables the dynamic deployment and re-placement of virtual machines on a pool of physical resources," according to project leads. Interface is compatible with Amazon OpenNebula. C12G Labs announces a new release of OpenNebulaPro, the enterprise edition of its widely-deployed open-source management solution for enterprise data center virtualization and private cloud computing. OpenNebulaPro integrates the most recent stable version of OpenNebula (3.8) with bugfixes, performance, and scalability patches developed by the community and by C12G for its customers and partners. Supports private cloud construction and the idea of hybrid clouds. OpenNebula interoperability makes cloud an evolution by OpenNebula Releases Xen Cloud Platform Integration Prototype « Cloud Computing linked to this post on November 3, 2011. I have recently been invited by Packt Publishing to be one of the technical reviewer for their forthcoming book OpenNebula 3 Cloud Computing. Operating systems are OpenNebula, which is included in Debian wheezy, Ubuntu Natty. Hypervisors are Xen, KVM, and VMware. Open Nebula documentation is quite clear and is full of great examples so it'll help you to install your cloud, but you may find useful this book published by Packt: OpenNebula 3 Cloud Computing by Giovanni Toraldo.