Open Cloud

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Argues that cloud began because open source enabled large-scale services—Yahoo on BSD, EC2 on Xen, Google on Linux—but today commercial proprietary stacks dominate and many cloud components evolved without open-source input. Names OpenStack as the most active, vendor-backed project with many contributors but still “adolescent,” needing maturation to become a cohesive open cloud platform. Highlights a community forum, CloudOpen, as the primary place aiming to coordinate projects into deployable, interoperable open cloud solutions.

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