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Design, deploy, and maintain your own private or public Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), using the open source OpenStack platform. In this practical guide, experienced developers and OpenStack contributors show you how to build clouds based on reference architectures, as well as how to perform daily administration tasks.
Designed for horizontal scalability, OpenStack lets you build a cloud by integrating several technologies. This approach provides flexibility, but knowing which options to use can be bewildering. Once you complete this book, you'll know the right questions to ask while you organize compute, storage, and networking resources. If you already know how to manage multiple Ubuntu machines and maintain MySQL, you're ready to:
Tom has been working on OpenStack clouds in production at the University of Melbourne and actively triages doc bugs as well as submitting many doc patches. Tom currently serves as an OpenStack community manager.
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Lorin started running OpenStack at University of Southern California's Information Sciences Institute (USC-ISI) and now works a Lead Architect at Nimbis Services.
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Jon has been piloting an OpenStack cloud as a senior system administrator at MIT for his researchers to have as much computing power as they need. He started contributing to OpenStack documentation and reviewing the documentation so that he could accelerate his learning. Jon recently upgraded to grizzly and survived.
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Everett worked with Joe at Cybera prior to coming to Rackspace in Austin to be a developer advocate for those using the OpenStack APIs, and an important aspect of this advocacy is written code examples and code for the jclouds Software Development Kit. He also wrote internal documentation for deploying the OpenStack cloud at Cybera, and worked side-by-side with University of Melbourne admins like Tom to get their deployment up and running.
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Joe has a lot of experience putting OpenStack into production and blogs about his experiences in planning for a deployment as well as working on internal documentation at Cybera, where they are building e-infrastructure as a non-profit supporting entrepreneurs and local researchers. Joe is in Alberta, Canada.
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The animal on the cover of OpenStack OperationsGuide is a crested agouti (Dasyproctacristata), a rodent found in the South American countries ofGuyana and Suriname. Cristata is derived from thePortuguese word crista, meaning "crest." Presumably,this refers to a thick collar of fur around the animal's neck. However, itsclassification is in question—in 1978, scientist A.M. Husson theorized thatthe crested agouti was the same species as the red-rumped agouti(Dasyprocta leporina), which occupies the samegeographic range. Because the matter has not been definitively resolved, itis difficult to determine the abundance and range of the species, so it isofficially categorized as Data Deficient by the IUCN. Agoutis are related to guinea pigs, though the agouti is generallylarger and has longer legs. They also have very short hairless tails andcoarse fur. Their diet consists of fruit, nuts, roots, and leaves, whichthey eat by sitting on their hind legs and holding the food in their frontpaws. Agoutis are among the few species (including macaws) that can open Brazil nuts withouttools. Using their sharp teeth, they gnaw through the hard outer capsule toreach the nuts inside. Many of the animals on O'Reilly covers are endangered; all of them areimportant to the world. To learn more about how you can help, go to . The cover image is from Beeton's Dictionary of NaturalHistory.
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I had a chance to get a copy of this book directly from OpenStack.org it is a great book. It does not show you how to install OpenStack but it shows you how to administer your environment, it teaches you how to make good architectural decisions before you implement your OpenStack infrastructure. I am a better OpenStack engineer after reading this book, you can find most of the tips on other sites and blogs but it is good to have it all on one book that you can keep by your desk. I recommend installing openstack using the ubuntu havana guide on OpenStack.org and go through the pain of setting it up on a virtual machine you will get to learn how all the components work and debug them. Once all is up and running use this book and from there start planning your future OpenStack cloud.
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Lawrence Rosen (also Larry Rosen) is an attorney and computer specialist. He is a founding partner of Rosenlaw & Einschlag, a Californian technology law firm, specializing in intellectual property protection, licensing and business transactions for technology companies. He also served as general counsel and secretary of the Open Source Initiative, and participates in open source foundations and projects, such as the Apache Software Foundation, Python Software Foundation, and the Free Standards Group.[1]
Rosen was a lecturer in Law at Stanford Law School in Spring 2006.[1] He is the author of the Academic Free License and the Open Software License. He is a member of the board of the Open Web Foundation. Rosen was a director of the Apache Software Foundation from July 2011 to March 2012.
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I received the same email several hours ago and ignored it. It is a spam but very convincing .
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No, she is asking for your email address, and state that i created "d" a site – with my poor english, that mean it has been done. Site is nowhere in the universe (a parallel reality perhaps) So what they need is e-mail addresses. They don't ask you "are you agree with that, probably we gonna sell your e-mail address in a database so you might have thousands of spam in the near future?" If it's not spam, than call it trojan mail.
Yes man, you are probably right I just shared my opinion and I am not going to argue if this is spam or not
Regarding the thing you are saying about my email (that they want the email address) – as every business/portfolio website, my email address is visible on my website and I do not receive any spam messages because of that.
I also ignored their email but would not call their email spam… maybe it is
Recently, I'm also received email from this user.
I got one too, it seems that they advertising scheme was a success.
Meh, I got it too but ignored it.
Me too.
Looks like we all did Anyway if they really want to promote our work they don't need our e-mail at all – just post videos/themes/tracks with a ref link and done. So I do think it's spam – ignored.
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The primary American transfer window opened Jan 15 and doesn't close until April 15, meaning if Real coach Fabio Capello
changes his mind once again on whether to field Beckham, he could be transferred during that time and registered to play in MLS. Before this year, the American registration period ran from Jan. 1 to
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So, even if he does come in the summer, Beckham will be eligible to play for a much greater portion of the MLS season than in the past, which will make those fans that bought
season tickets in cities other than Los Angeles happy. He'd miss two-thirds of the season if he couldn't play until mid-August.
The earlier dates also clear up any confusion regarding the
SuperLiga tournament, which doesn't start until July 24. Because it is not an official FIFA or CONCACAF competition he technically would have been eligible anyway, since the registration restrictions
don't apply to friendlies or exhibitions, such as the All-Star Game (July 19). But since the SuperLiga tournament is offering $1 million in prize money, it could fall into a gray area.


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Area runners meet at annual Hornet Run
STANTON — Despite a light rain that fell during the early part of the Mike Noll Hornet Run Saturday at Central Montcalm High School, area coaches reported a number of their runners running their personal best times.
The meet was unscored, as it was divided into four races. Seniors raced each other, followed by juniors, sophomores and freshmen.
In the seniors race, Cedar Springs had the top boy and girl runner. The highest-finishing area boy was Eric Rasch of Belding, who was sixth (17.29.3).
Fellow Redskin Samantha Parker (26:51.0) was 12th among area runners.
The top juniors overall were from Kent City. Tyler Craig of Carson City-Crystal was the area's top boy (17.17.8), finishing third. Montabella's Taylor Smith (20:18.1) was the highest-finishing girl with a second-place finish.
"She (Smith) ran extremely well and she almost beat the girl (Kent City's Ashley Russo) at the end," Montabella coach Jeff Kauffman said. "She was a really, really close second. The girl was just in front of her."
The Red Hawks dominated the sophomore class run, taking first place in each of the genders by over 50 seconds.
Among area runners, Kolton Kavanaugh of CC-Crystal had the highest finish, scoring a fifth (18:26.2). Teammate Kaitlyn Beyer was second among sophomore girls (20:01.5), beating Belding's Monica Baylis (20:37.9) for the spot.
"They ran great today. Nearly everyone had a season best time and several of them had lifetime PRs (personal records)," said CC-Crsytal coach Grant Woodman of his team. "I think we will really see some good performances on Friday because the Forest Akers will seem like a track compared to the two courses we have run thus far."
There were only two local boy runners in the freshman race. Vestaburg's Timothy Gondek was 12th (20:42.8) and Zach Johnston was 19th (21:35.6).
It was a different story for the girls, as Belding's Teresa Miles was second (20:58.3) in that race, leading many area girls.
Belding coach John Carlson said 21 medals were won by his teams. The top 25 in each of the classes got a medal, which included everyone in the sophomore boys and senior girls.
"The kids were really excited to earn a lot of medals," he said. "All nine freshman girls ran their season best time (Saturday). Miles cut 64 seconds off her best time and took second overall."
Greenville ended up with 16 medals while Lakeview took home five. The Eagles finished with seven as did the Mustangs and the host Green Hornets got four.
Montabella runs at the Harrison Invitational next Saturday, while Belding and Greenville are at the Sparta Invitational. Lakeview and Central run in a Central State Activities Association jamboree in Hesperia Tuesday and CC-Crystal heads to the Spartan Invitaitonal at Forest Akers Golf Course on the campus of Michigan State University Friday.


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