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Today is the day.
Eucalyptus 3.1 is open for business.
No more artificial separation between Enterprise and Community. No more frenzied checkins to the "enterprise edition" while the separate-but-equal "community version" atrophies. No more working on new features behind closed doors for months on end. No more wondering about what's on the roadmap. No more going weeks without any publicly visible check-ins. No more.
Eucalyptus 3.1 is finally out! Come check it out!
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