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What's New in Euca2ools 3, Part 1: A User's Perspective
Version 3 of euca2ools, slated for release in just a couple months, gives the command line suite a much-needed refresh that makes it both easier to write and easier to use. Most of the innovation here involves changes to the platform upon which it is built. I will cover those changes from a developer's perspective in future blog posts, but today I'm going to focus on what euca2ools 3 brings to the table for developers and other users alike.
Euca2ools 3 - Making it easier to work in a hybrid cloud environment with Eucalyptus and AWS
Categories: Infrastructure, Interests, Private Cloud Computing, System Adminstration
Tags: aws, euca2ools 3, eucalyptus, request builder
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