The news and analysis on open source cloud computing keeps flowing after the CloudOpen conference in San Diego last week. New data from IDC released during the conference shows users overwhelmingly support the open cloud, but some bloggers are still skeptical that the open cloud is being defined too broadly. Nevertheless, the open source announcements keep coming in the cloud with contributions from Alcatel-Lucent, Netflix and Basho this week.
Wired
Private Cloud Builders Team Up for Tussle with OpenStackCloudStack has announced a new partnership with Basho, whose RiakCS cloud storage product is a counterpart to OpenStack’s Swift storage layer.
What Users are Saying About Open Clouds
CNET
In case you missed it last week, new IDC data shows that the majority of cloud customers are looking for open solutions.
Alcatel-Lucent apiGrove — A New, Open-Sourced API Management Service
TechCrunch
ApiGrove is a new API management platform for enterprise service providers to offer APIs as a business in the cloud.
Netflix Open-Sources Eureka to Fill Gap in Amazon’s Cloud
GigaOM
Netflix, which runs on Amazon Web Services has released the source code for its load-balancing service to benefit other AWS customers.
Is Open Source Cloud Computing Too Cloudy?
Computer Weekly
We’ve heard of ‘cloud washing,’ or the rush for companies to brand themselves as cloud companies, whether they are or not. But is there now an ‘open cloud washing’ as companies aim to show their support for an open cloud?