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Exclusive: Startup AnsibleWorks pitches open-source IT configuration, deployment tool
A couple of former Red Hat (s rhat) veterans think there's an easier way to configure, deploy and manage IT across an organization and founded AnsibleWorks to attack that problem.
Systems administrators and developers want one tool for deployment, configuration and management -- they don't want to deal with agents and add-ons, said Said Siouani, CEO of Santa Barbara, Calif.-based AnsibleWorks.
Using Scalr for Automation of your Eucalyptus Cloud
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.
Nilgiri: managing cloud is now easier
I am working on this Nilgiri project lately aiming to provide a flexible environment of managing private cloud or hybrid cloud to the end users as well as for the sysadmins to make managing cloud simpler than ever. So, someone doesn't need a tech-expert just to run an instance or to take a snapshot for later use or may be an user want to change his server's security group at this very moment and he doesn't have to wait for the system admin to response.
Dev2ops
- Will Sterling presentation on Rundeck at the April CLUE Meeting (Video)
- Why we end up with complex tools
- The key to simplicity isn’t “Know How” it’s “Know Why”
- IT stability and business innovation are not enemies
- Rerun: Making shell scripts even more useful (and a bit cool, again)
- Automating the full management lifecycle of Jenkins using Rerun
- Improving Flow: Fix the Handoffs to Remove Your Worst Bottlenecks
Wired.com – Cloudline
- Contributor Content | 9 Biggest Data Encryption Myths Busted
- Contributor Content | Companies Weigh BYOD vs. COPE, But What Really Protects Data?
- IBM Sponsored Content | How to Make the World’s Tiniest Movie? Try Big Data
- Contributor Content | How the Internet Lets You Live Like the 1%
- Contributor Content | Two-Time Memory Champion Schools Flash
Wired.com – Playbook
- Contributor Content | 9 Biggest Data Encryption Myths Busted
- Contributor Content | Companies Weigh BYOD vs. COPE, But What Really Protects Data?
- IBM Sponsored Content | How to Make the World’s Tiniest Movie? Try Big Data
- Contributor Content | How the Internet Lets You Live Like the 1%
- Contributor Content | Two-Time Memory Champion Schools Flash
Wired.com – Business
- 10 Questions | Meet the Man Who Sold a Month-Old App to Dropbox for $100M
- Amazon’s Urban Biospheres Give New Meaning to ‘Tech Bubble’
- New York Can Fight Airbnb and Uber, But the Share Economy Is Here to Stay
- Big Tech | After Apple’s Tax Grilling, It’s Time for Tech to Shape Up
- Yahoo’s Past Big Buys Tell a Tale of Mediocrity and Failure
Wired.com – Enterprise
- Cloud | Salesforce Nabs Open Source Database Guru for War on Oracle
- Bitcoin | Bitcoin ATMs: Handy Vending Machines or Money-Laundering Nightmares?
- Mobile | Google Glass: Coming Soon to a Cubicle Near You?
- Data Centers | Utah Springs Surprise Tax on Massive NSA Data Center
- Research | Computer Brain Escapes Google’s X Lab to Supercharge Search
