Tesora Open source OpenStack cloud Storage database Service

Tesora has open source database service (dhttp://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13925.html ">baas" Platform--tesora DB Virtualization Engine, it is mainly used for OpenStack cloud storage technology.

Another scalable database platform for OpenStack Cloud has entered an open-source program. In Friday, Tesora has provided Dbaas software to the open source community.

This software, called Tesora Database virtualization engine, is designed to provide database services based on the needs of the cloud. According to the company, it allows customers to handle workloads: when more than a single database server is hosted, it can provide customers with special features that meet their needs whenever they need it, as long as they have access, consumption, and payment capabilities.

Tesora in a statement detailing the purpose of open source database software to encourage wider and easier adoption of its database virtualization engine technology. Tesora Open Source Distributed Virtual Environment (DVE), so that Tesora company and partner relationship in the MySQL community more closely, but also to get percona--the oldest, largest independent MySQL support, consulting, management services, Training and software development provider assistance. This is also more in line with Tesora commitment to open source Dbaas project--trove, trove only part of the recently released OpenStack Icehouse.

Strengthening the partnership between Tesora and Percona is only part of the story. The company has also built a profitable channel based on new Open-source products, through the provision of value-added business and free community version of the software channel. The Enterprise feature supports a Web user interface and a major Linux distribution installation package, including canonical Ubuntu and Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

The Community version/Enterprise version model is just a trial in the open source process, which promises to make Tesora products more competitive one day, especially when the OpenStack cloud gets the support of a new type of database solution, and it's time to redefine the cloud storage industry.

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