In my latest podcast I talk with Jim Curry, VP Corporate Development at Rackspace and Chief Stacker at OpenStack.
The OpenStack activity was unveiled by Rackspace, NASA, and their partners back in July, and is on track to deliver functional initial releases in the next few weeks. We discuss the relationship between OpenStack’s deliverables and earlier developments from Rackspace and NASA’s Nebula project, and begin to explore the implications of an Open Source Cloud Computing stack for the wider industry.
This podcast was recorded on Friday 10 September, 2010.
During our conversation we referred to the following resources;
- Amazon
- Amazon EC2
- Amazon S3
- Apache license
- Citrix
- Cloud.com
- Dell
- GoGrid
- HP (and my podcast with Russ Daniels)
- IBM (and my podcasts with Kristof Kloeckner and Ric Telford)
- KVM
- Linux
- Microsoft (and my podcast with Amitabh Srivastava)
- mySQL
- NASA
- NASA Nebula (and my article for GigaOM Pro)
- OpenStack
- OpenStack code launchpad
- OpenStack design conference, November 2010
- Oracle
- Rackspace (and my podcast with Lew Moorman)
- Rackspace CloudFiles
- VirtualBox
- Werner Vogels, Amazon CTO, discussing ‘false Clouds’ at GigaOM’s Structure conference
- XenServer
Related articles by Zemanta
- OpenStack sets some Texas-sized deadlines (zdnet.com)
- OpenStack: Rackspace and NASA Nebula Join Forces for Open Cloud Ecosystem (readwriteweb.com)
- NASA gives OpenStack instant credibility (zdnet.com)
- Impact of OpenStack Project Goes Beyond the Cloud Industry Leaders (readwriteweb.com)
- Space IT, the final frontier (radar.oreilly.com)
- What’s next for OpenStack’s cloud efforts (news.cnet.com)
- Rackspace Announces Open Source Cloud Platform (informationweek.com)
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