Rackspace, Dell and HP push cloud computing sandbox

Cloud computing has a problem to solve. Well, it's not so much a problem to be solved as a cognitive problem.

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html >nbsp;   Security considerations within a multi-tenant cloud The appropriateness of the physical location where the cloud data resides, and the doubts about how to manage the data easily as a result of hosting data in a service environment, can hinder the potential migration toward the cloud.

    in a sense to try to mitigate these real doubts, several members of the OpenStack community announced that they would join forces to build Trystack, A free sandbox for those interested in exploring and testing open source cloud operating systems. The

    Trystack was originally co-sponsored by OpenStack members Rackspace, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, and Nippon NTT, specifically for a particular group of developers or users who API communication without having to set or manage your deployed software tests is interesting.

    trystack users can start the OpenStack calculation instance for up to 24 hours, after which the instance is reclaimed for use by other Trystack users. Each registered user will receive a certain amount of stack dollars, which can be used to "lease" instances within the specified time range.

   "as one of the OpenStack contributors, I am delighted to see that Trystack can serve as a starting point for those who are trying to explore the OpenStack ecosystem's kits and products." "Trystack offers an easy way to get hands-on experience OpenStack," says Jesse Andrews, Rackspace Cloud Builder development director.

    Trystack intends to allow users to start by selecting an instance from several Trystack areas, representing different OpenStack reference architectures and geographic locations.

    This project can also serve as a way to proactively identify some packaging and deployment issues in the OpenStack development community. In addition, end users can gain experience in managing various heterogeneous regulatory procedures and network topologies for OpenStack Cloud, andDocument the differences in behavior, function, and performance of various reference architectures.
 

(editor: Heritage)