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It's a bit scary that Amazon AWS is the only complete solution in this space now. There are so many open projects in the cloud space that one would think it's
by saintfiends 11y ago
It's a bit scary that Amazon AWS is the only complete solution in this space now.
There are so many open projects in the cloud space that one would think it's a solved problem.
Here's a list off the top of my head:
1. Docker - Container implementation.
2. Kubernets - Manage a cluster of Linux containers.
3. Mesos - Manage a cluster of resources (not just containers, I'm guessing there are some feature overlap with Kubernets).
4. CoreOS - An OS specialized in running containers.
5. RethinkDB, CouchDB, Cassandra - Distributed databases
6. Ceph, GlusterFS - Distributed file systems
7. RabbitMQ, NSQ, NATS - Distributed queue systems.
8. Manage VM's in a Data center ?? - I don't know any projects in this space.
What's missing is an interface to manage all these together. Maybe this is the direction OpenStack should be heading?
- athrun 11y agoYou are comparing open-source Software against Services. It's as if you were saying that to compete with Amazon.com (retail) you simply have to deploy Magento or Open Cart...
- pjc50 11y agoMany projects do not make a solution in the same way that many grains of sand do not, of themselves, make a sandcastle.
- kogepathic 11y ago> 8. Manage VM's in a Data center ?? - I don't know any projects in this space. 1. Apache CloudStack ( https://cloudstack.apache.org/ https://cloudstack.apache.org/ ) 2. oVirt + Foreman ( http://www.ovirt.org/Home http://www.ovirt.org/Home , http://theforeman.org/ http://theforeman.org/ ) 3. OpenNebula ( http://opennebula.org/ http://opennebula.org/ ) 4. Roll your own with clusterlabs + PXE + puppet