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ComodIT–IT Automation as a Service

ComodIT–IT Automation as a Service

By Ben Kepes on February 11, 2013

I’m always interested to speak with companies trying to build innovative solutions outside of the US. Despite living away from the epicenter of technology myself, all to often I find myself displaying a Valley-centric perspective on companies and the solutions they bring to market. It’s good for all of us

Posted in Featured Posts, Open Source | Tagged chef, Cloudswitch, ComodIT, Configuration management, enstratus, puppet, rightscale, software as a service

VMware, Puppet Labs and an Infrastructure Future

VMware, Puppet Labs and an Infrastructure Future

By Ben Kepes on January 28, 2013

News recently that VMware, fresh from spinning out most of its developer focused non-virtualization assets in the Pivotal Initiative, has put a huge $30M finding into Puppet Labs. As part of the deal, VMware and Puppet will team up to produce a new IT management solution for VMware customers to use that leverages the automation […]

Posted in Business | Tagged cloud computing, devops, Information technology management, Luke Kanies, puppet, Puppet Labs, red hat, vmware

Puppet Now Powering OpenStack Implementations

Puppet Now Powering OpenStack Implementations

By Ben Kepes on April 17, 2012

Looking past the politics of whose Cloud stack is the best for a moment, the undeniably truth remains that no matter what you use, tools to help deploy and automate said cloud are becoming increasingly critical – this is even more the case in an ecosystem that is becoming ever more heterogeneous. Given this fact, […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged dell, morphlabs, openstack, opscode, puppet, Puppet Labs

Boundary Latest to pick up Cloud Monitoring Funding

Boundary Latest to pick up Cloud Monitoring Funding

By Ben Kepes on November 15, 2011

Whenever technology platforms change, there is a scramble to provide the underlying services upon which the new paradigm sits. The move to the cloud is no different and cloud monitoring is one area where there is a significant amount of activity in terms of startups being founded and funded. Today it’s the turn of Boundary, […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged amazon, amazon ec2, chef, devops, microsoft, puppet, Puppet Labs | 1 Response

Amazon Quietly Announces AWS CloudFormer

Amazon Quietly Announces AWS CloudFormer

By Krishnan Subramanian on June 10, 2011

Amazon made a quiet announcement on Wednesday in their forums about a release of a new prototype tool called AWS CloudFormer. This is a deviation from the usual practice where they announce newer features to their cloud offerings, however tiny the feature is, through a midnight blog post. The new tool allows users to create […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged amazon, aws, aws cloudformer, briefs, chef, CloudComputing, Cloudformer, puppet | 1 Response

Influencers? You mean under the Influence?

Influencers? You mean under the Influence?

By Martijn Linssen on February 28, 2011

Thanks to Zoli Erdos for the last bit to the title. I’ve gotten worked up a bit about the Influence game in general and Klout in particular, resulting in a few posts of which “Klout. Nail. Coffin. Who cares?” was the last one. This post is a bit about Klout, but not really (wouldn’t want […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged 1.0, B2C, influence, influencer, information, Klout, maturity, puppet, Social influence, social media, trust, Twitalyzer, twitter | 1 Response

AWS CloudFormation: Poaching The Ecosystem?

AWS CloudFormation: Poaching The Ecosystem?

By Krishnan Subramanian on February 25, 2011

Amazon Web Services (see previous CloudAve coverage) today announced AWS CloudFormation, which lets developers and system admins use recipes to create and provision resources in Amazon cloud. This is conceptually similar to Opscode’s Chef Recipes which lets ops folks configure some aspect of the systems in their ecosystem. Clearly, AWS must have seen how Chef […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged amazon, aws, aws cloudformation, bitnami, Cfengine, chef, cloudformation, ecosystem, insights, puppet, rightscale | 6 Responses

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