This year OpenNebula has been selected as a Google Summer of Code (GSoC) mentoring organization. GSoC is a program that offers student developers stipends to write code for various open source projects. During the last six years GSoC has brought together nearly 3,400 students and more than 3,000 mentors from nearly 100 countries worldwide. For [...]
The OpenNebula team is happy to announce that we have reached a stable state for the new 1.4 series of the OpenNebula Toolkit. During these months we have been working on new features that we hope will be helpful to manage your infrastructure. Downloads are available as source code as previous version but we also [...]
This special issue of the Journal of Grid Computing is dedicated to recent advances in Cloud computing to simplify and optimize the use and operation of existing distributed computing infrastructures in science and engineering. Authors are invited to submit original, unpublished work describing current research and novel ideas in the area of Cloud Computing and [...]
The OpenNebula team is happy to announce the second beta release of OpenNebula 1.4. This Beta 2 is aimed at testers, community members and cloud enthusiasts in order to identify bugs and regressions, so that 1.4 can fully replace OpenNebula 1.2 deployments.
After nearly three months has passed since the feature freeze for OpenNebula 1.4, the [...]
The HPCcloud discussion group has been created in order to address the growing interest in High Performance Computing and Grid Computing in the Cloud. The purpose of this group is to present experiences and scenarios by individuals, organizations and projects to illustrate how Cloud computing can enhance the different types of distributed and high performance [...]
The Cloud Computing movement is a melting pot of distributed technologies and paradigms that produce new terms at an incredible fast pace. So it is usually difficult for newcomers to figure out how to take advantage of these new technologies or if they fit in their current IT infrastructure at all.
So, let us try to [...]
