Xpanse - An Open Services Cloud Project
summary
Eclipse Xpanse implements the Open Services Cloud ideas as a working runtime with REST API, GUI and plugins that deploy managed services via Terraform Boot (a REST wrapper) to OpenStack, CloudStack, Huaweicloud and Flexible Engine. Services are declared as YAML Service Descriptor files, stored in a catalog (currently DB-backed until clouds expose catalog APIs), deployed by Terraform to create VMs/networks and install software, and monitored via cloud metrics. Runtime is Java Spring Boot, GUI React/TypeScript, auth via Zadel, optional OPA validation in Go, delivered as Docker images; demo deployments complete successfully.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Eclipse Xpanse intro
- 1:12Open Services Cloud problems
- 5:12Proposed solutions
- 8:06Xpanse problem solving
- 10:13Live demo of Xpanse
- 19:18Xpanse architecture details
- 20:22Xpanse extensibility
- 22:07Divergence from goals
- 24:56Community contributions
- 25:18Q&A on marketplace
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