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Eucalyptus 3.1 Beta is now on Github!

Posted: Wednesday, 23 May 2012 09:54 PM by Greg DeKoenigsberg

It’s taken a while, but the move is complete.  The source code for Eucalyptus 3.1 Beta is open and publicly available in Github.  It’s actually been there for a while now, but we’ve done enough housekeeping and we’re ready to open the doors.

Build instructions can be found in the INSTALL file, but they are still in flux; comments and patches are welcome.  Don’t hesitate to join us on #eucalyptus on freenode or on our community mailing list if you have questions.

Packages for the beta will be available for various distros in the coming days.  Special props go to Debian Partner company Credativ for their impressive work on the Google Web Toolkit libraries.

Playing with Silvereye

Posted: Wednesday, 23 May 2012 05:58 AM by Graziano Obertelli

Silvereye is a bird native to Australia (I have to admit I have never seen one live) but it is also a project that allows a very quick and easy installation of Eucalyptus. The project is fairly young, but it is already very usable: you can follow its development on github. While Faststart has a very small footprint (it fits on a 1GB thumb drive) and requires a CentOS base installation, Silvereye creates a CD iso image which can be used to install bare machines.

Where’s Euca next?

Posted: Friday, 18 May 2012 06:25 PM by Greg DeKoenigsberg

Eucalyptians are hanging out all over!

  • OSBC – Hyatt Regency, San Francisco, CA: May 21 – 22
  • GlueCon+CloudCamp, Broomfield, Colorado : May 22 – 24
  • RootCamp Berlin – Berlin Fair Grounds, Germany: May 25 – 26
  • SouthEast Linux Fest: June 8-10

If you see someone in the Euca gear, stop by and say hi.  We’ve got lots of cool new stuff to talk about.  :)

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