A representative of the open source cloud computing platform

The Abiquo company's main job is to help users build, manage, and extend complex computing architectures. Specific open source cloud computing products have the following three categories, respectively, Abicloud, Abintense and Abidata. These three types of products functionally can be used as architecture and the development of public-private hybrid cloud and cloud applications infrastructure.

Abicloud is an open-source cloud management software that can be used to create and manage resources and to scale on demand.

Abintense is a similar architecture to grid, which can effectively reduce the execution time of a large number of high-performance computations.

Abidata, an information management system developed by Hadoop,hbase,pig, can be used to build and analyze large amounts of data, and is a low-cost cloud storage solution.

Enomalism Cloud computing Platform

Enomalism is an open source project that provides a way to develop and deploy applications that are flexible computing (elastic Computing) and function like the EC2 cloud computing framework. The project is based on Linux and supports both Xen and Kernel Virtual Machine (KVM). Enomalism provides a software stack based on the TurboGears WEB application framework and Python.

MongoDB

MongoDB is a high-performance, file-oriented open source data storage project. Very easy to deploy, manage and use. can be accessed over the network and written by the C + + language. The main features include easy storage of object type data, full indexing support, query support, replication and failback support, efficient binary data storage, and automatic processing of fragmentation to improve scalability at the cloud level. High performance, scalable, and appropriate features make this project the main design goal.

Eucalyptus Project

Eucalyptus Project full name is Elastic Utility Computing architecture for linking Your Programs to useful Bae, open source project established by Santa Barbara University Is the software that primarily implements the flexible requirements of the cloud computing environment, through its deployment on clusters or server groups, and the use of common Linux tools and basic web-based services. The use of FreeBSD License means that it can be used directly in commercial software applications where the currently supported commercial services are just Amazon's EC2 and will add a variety of client interfaces in the future. The system is easy to use and maintain, uses the SOAP security internal communication, and the scalable type as the main design goal, has the simplicity, the expansion convenience characteristic. This software-layer tool can be used to implement a private cloud by configuring a server cluster, and its interface is compatible with the public cloud, which can be built to meet the cloud of private cloud and the public cloud. The following list is the roadmap for the project:

5/28/08–release 1.0 shipped

8/28/08–EC2 API and initial installation model in V1.3 completes version

12/16/08–security groups, Elastic IPs, AMI, S3 in V1.4

4/09/09–ebs, Metadata service in V1.5

4/23/09-ubuntu Release

6/1/09–final feature release as V1.6 completes AWS specification as of 1/1/2009

7/15/09–final Bug-fix Release "core" opens for Community contributions

Based on the roadmap, we'll find that eucalyptus will be included in the Ubuntu9.10 release, as well as previous reports on Ubuntu's built-in cloud computing environment. The release of the integrated cloud computing open source project will impact on commercial markets such as Amazon EC2. The way the private cloud is built will be more easily accepted by large companies, and the development of the public cloud will be more prone to SMB customer groups.

On the home page of Eucalyptus There is a eucalyptus public cloud to experience the cloud computing that eucalyptus poses. The current environment can be used by any user to start the VM instance, log in, test the application in the instance, observe the status and other tasks. However, the VM instance can only be used for six hours, and at the same time a user may open up to 4 VM instances. Because Rightscale announces support for Eucalyptus cloud installation, EPC can also be accessed through the EPC version on Rightscale.

Another project that can run on Eucalyptus is Appscale, a research-oriented framework for implementing Google app apps. The framework can now be implemented transparently on eucalyptus.