Women Who Code

An introduction to the Rackspace and the cloud for Women Who Code!

Tecnología Empresariales

Code in the Cloud
Women Who Code
Feb. 10, 2014 @ 7:00 pm

Everett Toews
Developer Advocate
@everett_toews

Co-author of the OpenStack Operations Guide

docs.openstack.org/ops

Cloud

Private

IaaS

PaaS

Ease of Use
Cost
Scale
Complexity
Control

SaaS

Rackspace

Over $50/month
you get charged

Rackspace

Meter starts running

on resource creation

Rackspace

1 GB Performance
Server for 1 month
= $30

Rackspace

mycloud.rackspace.com/account#usage

Demo

github.com/everett-toews/rackspace

Thank You
developer.rackspace.com

Everett Toews
Developer Advocate
@everett_toews

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