We are continuously working to improve our public and Compliant Cloud. As we have designed our platform on OpenStack, version updates are an essential part of our improvement path. As usual, each major version upgrade comes with plenty of bug fixes and stability improvements, which is true this time around as well. We see this as a sign of the maturity of …
March has been a month of upgrading for City Network, and it’s one of the bigger ones we have made, if not ever, at least in quite a while. We are actually upgrading two versions of our OpenStack foundation; going from Rocky to Stein and on to Train. Scale & Stability As with the last couple of releases of OpenStack …
Clearly you’ve heard of Kubernetes. Kubernetes has soundly won the container orchestration contest, and if you’re looking to deploy containerized applications, Kubernetes is the way to do it. If you’ve been following the latest developments in OpenStack, you’ve certainly also heard that there is a lot going on on the OpenStack/Kubernetes integration front. (See this Superuser article from February, for …
OpenStack has for a long time been mostly about orchestration of compute and storage nodes. This release is the first one ever where the networking module has had more activity than the compute module.
It is that time again. Time for the OpenStack Foundation to receive and then vote for topics for presentations for the upcoming OpenStack Summit in Tokyo. As with every coming OpenStack Summit – the number of people engaged and suggested topics continue to grow. No less than 1500 topics for presentations has been received this time. No wonder there is a lot …
