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Unless you've been under a rock the last few days, you've no doubt heard of the Shellshock vulnerability affecting a large number of *nix machines with the Bash shell installed. Note: Bash doesn't even need to be the default shell - plenty of 'Dash' users are also affected. Luckily, there's a way to
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Aaron Patterson joined us from Russia on this fun podcast, covering many topics, from the Rails 4 migration and the ManageIQ Design Summit to why you should "just use Ruby". You can see Aaron and lots of other smart people at the upcoming ManageIQ D...
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John Hardy and Brad Ascar stopped by the studio to discuss their talks at the upcoming ManageIQ Design Summit on October 7 & 8 in Mahwah, NJ John and Brad's upcoming talks: Fisher Price: My First State Machine - John Hardy Navigating the M...
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If you're headed to the ManageIQ Design Summit on October 7 & 8, you're in for a treat. Aaron Patterson (@tenderlove) will be leading a session in the design track on the topic of migrating ManageIQ to Ruby on Rails 4. One of the things Aaron wil...
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We just finished up the Sprint 12 demo, ended September 9. If you want to read the highlights of the sprint demo, notes are posted below: SPRINT 12 DEMO HIGHLIGHTS * Overview * Sprint Statistics * User Interface * Automate * Appliance * REST API * Fleecing SPRINTS * 3 weeks long each
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We're happy to announce the preliminary agenda for the upcoming ManageIQ Design Summit, a 2-day event on October 7 & 8 in Montvale, NJ. Be sure to RSVP soon, as space is very limited. As mentioned in the title, it's a small intimate gathering of cl...
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All good things must come to an end. I can say with no equivocation that the last three years have been the most rewarding from a work perspective than any other job I’ve ever had. When I accepted this challenge in May, 2011, I had no idea that the
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With technologies around Open Software-defined Storage emerging as the way to get things done in the cloud, we’ve noticed strong interest in how to take advantage of this emerging software space. Storage is changing from the proprietary, expensive box in the corner to a set of APIs and open
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If you saw our Gluster Spotlight (“Integration Nation”) last week, you’ll recall that Javi and Jaime from the OpenNebula project were discussing their recent advances with GlusterFS and libgfapi access. Here’s a post where they go into some detail about it: The good news is that for some
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[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJGHNgg806Q&w=560&h=315] This week’s spotlight will be all about software integrated with storage services. GFAPI has opened the floodgates for this type of integration with GlusterFS. In this spotlight, we’ll hear from people who have been
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(This was originally published at the pyd.io web site) Introduction Deploying Pydio in a highly-demanding environment (lots of users, tons of documents) to achieve a dropbox-like server at scale requires a solid and elastic architecture. As a distributed file-system and software-defined storage, GlusterFS is a low-cost way of providing
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Here are the Gluster-related abstracts that have been submitted for the OpenStack Summit in May in Atlanta. Check them out and vote! * Use Case: OpenStack + GlusterFS on TryStack.org * “The Gluster community has made huge strides to support backing an openstack installation’s storage with GlusterFS. TryStack.org has implimented