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Using Scalr for Automation of your Eucalyptus Cloud
Reblogged from Testing Clouds at 128bpm:
Introduction
I have been using Eucalyptus heavily (as a quality engineer it is my day to day) for the past 1.5 years. I know the ins and the outs of system and am constantly tracking new features and bug fixes that arrive. With this knowledge it makes me a prime candidate to find out how other pieces of the cloud story can integrate with Eucalyptus.
Scalr on Eucalyptus? Yep, it works...works damn well too!
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Tags: cloud management, eucalyptus, iaas, scalr
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