We usually use Xen.  Recently we've based our cloud platform on XCP/XenServer 
as administration becomes quite simple with the various available management 
consoles (Xen Orchestra, XenCenter, etc.)

Jason Daly
VP, Product Development
SystemBind Consulting & IT Services Inc.
5115 Maingate Drive, Unit #1 | Mississauga | Ontario
Tel: 416.848.0980 x 850
Mobile: 416.388.4070
Toll: 1.877.SYS.BIND
www.systembind.com <http://www.systembind.com/> 

On Jan 9, 2014, at 10:04 AM, "Dário Nascimento" <[email protected] 
<mailto:[email protected]> > wrote:

I'm also setting up my low-cost environment with a local server Intel G2130 and 
8Gb ram + AMD3000+ with 4Gb with Openstack+KVM... AWS is too expensive for 
tests...  I hope to finish the setup today.

What do you use usually: KVM or Xen? I need to learn how to use them, which 
should I choose?

I want develop integration with No-SQL and make my thesis project with a load 
balancer plugin/proxy...


On 9 January 2014 14:44, Jason Daly <[email protected] 
<mailto:[email protected]> > wrote:
Hi Chris/Devs,

I run an IaaS company and we can contribute server space for Stratos 
development at no cost.  We currently have an available server with approx. 
50GB of RAM that we could make available to the project.  Moving forward we can 
likely donate more infrastructure resources as needed.  The Stratos devs could 
then get access to the IaaS control panel and configure instances, etc. as 
needed.

Please let me know if interested and we could probably have a private cloud for 
this dev environment setup in a few weeks.  We prefer to use CloudStack as the 
IaaS platform but are flexible.


Cheers 

Jason Daly
VP, Product Development
SystemBind Consulting & IT Services Inc.
5115 Maingate Drive, Unit #1 | Mississauga | Ontario
Tel: 416.848.0980 x 850
Mobile: 416.388.4070
Toll: 1.877.SYS.BIND
www.systembind.com <http://www.systembind.com/> 

On Dec 31, 2013, at 12:54 PM, "chris snow" <[email protected] 
<mailto:[email protected]> > wrote:

Hi Lakmal,

Thanks for the info.  Docker looks awesome, please let me know how you get on 
with it!

If you use a rhel or fedora docker image, packstack may be an option as that 
makes setting up openstack very easy.  This is what I'm using in vagrant: 
https://github.com/snowch/vagrant-packstack/blob/master/scripts/openstack_setup.sh

Cheers,

Chris



On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 5:27 PM, Lakmal Warusawithana <[email protected] 
<mailto:[email protected]> > wrote:
HI Chris,

We (in WSO2) are testing AWS and local OpenStack cloud for Stratos. But I have 
separate laptop ( 8 GB ) for OpenStack with KVM, which I use some developer 
testing for Stratos. I am running Stratos servers in my laptop and pointing to 
OpenStack setup which in other laptop.

I tried OpenStack Havana with docker in my mac virtual box VM, but still could 
not set it up properly (will find some time to finish it). I thing thats the 
best option to do developer testing for Stratos. I will let you know when it 
finished.


On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 1:45 PM, chris snow <[email protected] 
<mailto:[email protected]> > wrote:
Hi Devs,

Even though I have a reasonably powerful laptop (with 8Gb memory), I'm 
struggling to get a Stratos development and runtime environment in my resource 
constrained environment.  It's so painful, I've made a decision to buy an old 
but powerful server (32Gb memory) on ebay to more easily run openstack and 
stratos.

I'm not using AWS for developing Stratos as I have found in the past that it is 
very easy to accumulate big bills for development if you are constantly 
starting and stopping servers.

I'm wondering whether one of the reasons Stratos is slow attracting new 
individual (and maybe corporate) contributors because there is a high cost to 
getting started?

Just out of interest, what does your development environment look like?  Do you 
all develop against AWS, or do you have local openstack environments, or 
something else?

Many thanks,

Chris



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