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Osamu Habuka

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about me...

● "Introduction to Eucalyptus" as a series on cloud-
computing news site "Cloud Watch".
◇ http://cloud.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/column/eucalyptus/
◇ Recently, I cannot publish next article because I'm
busy... :-(

about me...

●On May 25th last
year, we published
Japanese book
"Deployment of
private cloud that
begins with
Eucalyptus"
◇http://amzn.to/lnArJF

about me...

●I open a site that distributed the Machine
image of Eucalyptus, that name is "Machine
Image Studio".
◇ Now, I try to translation to English...

it looks like it...

●"Eucalyptus 3.0 is enterprise edition"
like I keep saying
●milestone named "3.0.99" on launchpad...

●rpms of 3-devel
◇http://downloads.eucalyptus.com/devel/packages
/3-devel/nightly/

Eucalyptus community
booming in the U.S.A.

in the U.S.A. (or the world)

●Until now, most information source is
Launchpad's bugs and forum only... In
the future, you will be able to get
many information from mailing list
"Eucalyptus", "Image" and more.
●The contents of projects site are
enriched day by day.
◇https://projects.eucalyptus.com/redmine/pro
jects
●Apparently, the U.S. community is
continually doing meetup.

The tools of Eucalyptus are to github.

Now, Eucalyptus's source code is on the Launchpade. However, the tools relevant to
Eucalyptus are on the github.

● eutester
Automated Test Framework for Eucalyptus
● ami-creator
Basic tool to create AMIs for EC2 based off of a kickstart config
● faststart
Rapid POC installer for Eucalyptus
● Eucalyptus-Scripts
Contains various scripts used with Eucalyptus
● pigeons_on_a_euca
Pigeons on a Euca
● silvereye
A generalized installer for Eucalyptus that provisions from bare metal to cloud!
● eucabot
Code for the Eucalyptus Telepresence Robot (I don't know... T^T)
● euca2ools
you know

in the Japan

● Recently, I was not able to community activities...
● Zembutsu-san replaced old site with new style design. wow
great!
◇ Zembutsu-san is one of the founders of JEUG. The other one is Arai-
san (aka Kimotsuki-san).

● We would like to open meetup in next month or month after
next...
● I try to make a new LiveDVD include Eucalyptus3 with Gentoo
Linux.

schedule for first half

●I plan to restart "Introduction to
Eucalyptus" with Eucalyptus3.
◇In the last article, I did write "next
theme is aeolus with Eucalyptus", but
aeolus was not able to support
Eucalyptus... :'-(
●On Jun, I and Nakai-san give a lecture
at TopSE project of National Institute
of Informatics(NII).
◇http://www.topse.jp/en/

reference -1-

●Eucalyptus Systems, Inc.
◇http://www.eucalyptus.com
●OpenSource editoin
◇http://open.eucalyptus.com
●Eucalyptus Users Group Japan (JEUG)
◇http://eucalyptus-users.jp
●mailing list of JEUG
◇http://ml.eucalyptus-
users.jp/mailman/listinfo/eucalyptus-users
◆ Please feel free to ask us :-)
●Twitter
◇@eucalyptuscloud
◇@jEucalyptusUG

reference -2-

● Deployment of private cloud that begins with
Eucalyptus
◇ I don't know suitable English title of this book...
◇ http://www.impressjapan.jp/books/3025
◇ errata => http://bit.ly/qvGZAP
● Introduction to Eucalyptus
◇ Japanese
http://cloud.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/column/eucalyptus
◇ English (contents vanished...orz)
http://bit.ly/qr4gFH
● tAWS Tanacasino (GUI Client)
◇ http://sourceforge.jp/projects/eclipse-aws/
● Machine Image Studio
◇ http://eucalyptus.machine-image.com/en/

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OSC 2012 Tokyo Spring (English version)

1. Eucalyptus 3.next Osamu Habuka @habuka036 NTT DATA INTELLILINK CORPORATION Japan Eucalyptus Users Group 2012/03/17

2. about me

3. about me... ● "Introduction to Eucalyptus" as a series on cloud- computing news site "Cloud Watch". ◇ http://cloud.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/column/eucalyptus/ ◇ Recently, I cannot publish next article because I'm busy... :-(

4. about me... ●On May 25th last year, we published Japanese book "Deployment of private cloud that begins with Eucalyptus" ◇http://amzn.to/lnArJF

5. about me... ●I open a site that distributed the Machine image of Eucalyptus, that name is "Machine Image Studio". ◇ Now, I try to translation to English...

6. released ?

7. it looks like it... ●"Eucalyptus 3.0 is enterprise edition" like I keep saying ●milestone named "3.0.99" on launchpad... ●rpms of 3-devel ◇http://downloads.eucalyptus.com/devel/packages /3-devel/nightly/

8. Eucalyptus community booming in the U.S.A.

9. in the U.S.A. (or the world) ●Until now, most information source is Launchpad's bugs and forum only... In the future, you will be able to get many information from mailing list "Eucalyptus", "Image" and more. ●The contents of projects site are enriched day by day. ◇https://projects.eucalyptus.com/redmine/pro jects ●Apparently, the U.S. community is continually doing meetup.

10. The tools of Eucalyptus are to github. Now, Eucalyptus's source code is on the Launchpade. However, the tools relevant to Eucalyptus are on the github. ● eutester Automated Test Framework for Eucalyptus ● ami-creator Basic tool to create AMIs for EC2 based off of a kickstart config ● faststart Rapid POC installer for Eucalyptus ● Eucalyptus-Scripts Contains various scripts used with Eucalyptus ● pigeons_on_a_euca Pigeons on a Euca ● silvereye A generalized installer for Eucalyptus that provisions from bare metal to cloud! ● eucabot Code for the Eucalyptus Telepresence Robot (I don't know... T^T) ● euca2ools you know

11. in the Japan ● Recently, I was not able to community activities... ● Zembutsu-san replaced old site with new style design. wow great! ◇ Zembutsu-san is one of the founders of JEUG. The other one is Arai- san (aka Kimotsuki-san). ● We would like to open meetup in next month or month after next... ● I try to make a new LiveDVD include Eucalyptus3 with Gentoo Linux.

12. schedule for first half

13. schedule for first half ●I plan to restart "Introduction to Eucalyptus" with Eucalyptus3. ◇In the last article, I did write "next theme is aeolus with Eucalyptus", but aeolus was not able to support Eucalyptus... :'-( ●On Jun, I and Nakai-san give a lecture at TopSE project of National Institute of Informatics(NII). ◇http://www.topse.jp/en/

14. reference

15. reference -1- ●Eucalyptus Systems, Inc. ◇http://www.eucalyptus.com ●OpenSource editoin ◇http://open.eucalyptus.com ●Eucalyptus Users Group Japan (JEUG) ◇http://eucalyptus-users.jp ●mailing list of JEUG ◇http://ml.eucalyptus- users.jp/mailman/listinfo/eucalyptus-users ◆ Please feel free to ask us :-) ●Twitter ◇@eucalyptuscloud ◇@jEucalyptusUG

16. reference -2- ● Deployment of private cloud that begins with Eucalyptus ◇ I don't know suitable English title of this book... ◇ http://www.impressjapan.jp/books/3025 ◇ errata => http://bit.ly/qvGZAP ● Introduction to Eucalyptus ◇ Japanese http://cloud.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/column/eucalyptus ◇ English (contents vanished...orz) http://bit.ly/qr4gFH ● tAWS Tanacasino (GUI Client) ◇ http://sourceforge.jp/projects/eclipse-aws/ ● Machine Image Studio ◇ http://eucalyptus.machine-image.com/en/

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