On Jun 25, 2014, at 1:28 PM, Sally Khudairi <s...@apache.org> wrote:

> Hello, everyone --I wanted to come back to this, as I'm still unable to 
> obtain specific metrics for CloudStack.
> 

Sally, please see the other thread where I point Amy to a november 2013 thread 
that has numbers:

http://markmail.org/thread/5nwfalvwmhzlkpyu

Also check this file:

http://people.apache.org/~sebgoa/cloudstack.kml

Open it in google earth, every yellow pin is a location where cloudstack was 
downloaded.
Caveat: this does not mean that there is a production cloud at that location, 
just that an IP in that location (approximately) downloaded the binaries.

Of course, you can get the community analysis from:

http://www.qyjohn.net/?p=3528

I am also working with bitergia on a dashboard:

http://projects.bitergia.com/apache-cloudstack/browser/

Noe that the results are not yet "right" and I need to find time to check all 
of them….help welcome !!!!

And of course there is Ohloh.


> This is very important when pitching to the media and analyst community.
> 
> I know that many of you do have statistics on your users and CloudStack's 
> performance.
> 

CloudStack is a distributed system, hence it's performance is very ill defined. 
IMHO trying to compare performance of cloudstack with other similar projects 
will not make sense.
I am not trying to be a pain on this one, but to define performance you first 
need to define what you want to measure.

> 
> Per the tearsheet below, in the "Global Footprint" section, I'm still needing 
> data on scalability specifically, and would appreciate any other 
> super-impressive metrics you may have.
> 

Largest known deployment is 25,000 hosts.

> Also, understanding that this is a public list, I'm happy to work with you 
> privately under separate cover if you prefer.
> 
> Thanking you in advance for your help with this!
> 
> - Sally
> 
> 
> 
>> ________________________________
>> From: Sally Khudairi <s...@apache.org>
>> To: Apache CloudStack Marketing <marketing@cloudstack.apache.org> 
>> Sent: Wednesday, 18 June 2014, 9:49
>> Subject: Apache CloudStack Tearsheet
>> 
>> 
>> Hello, everyone --
>> 
>> As part of my working with media/analysts on All Things Apache, and the 
>> inclusion of Apache CloudStack to my list of "hot" and newsworthy items, 
>> I've created a tearsheet that can be used as a leave behind (digitally or 
>> physically) as well as a quick point of reference.
>> 
>> Below is the plaintext version; I'm also happy to forward a Word or ODF or 
>> PDF 
>> format to you upon request.
>> 
>> Also, if you are aware of additional users/deployments that are not listed 
>> below, do let me know :-)
>> 
>> Thanks in advance for your continued support!
>> -Sally
>> 
>> = = =
>> 
>> Introducing Apache CloudStack™ 
>> The mature, Open Source turnkey software platform used for creating 
>> Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) cloud computing in private-, public-, and 
>> hybrid cloud environments. 
>> Faster to the Cloud 
>> As organizations move towards cloud computing services to alleviate the 
>> burden of managing/maintaining legacy systems, equipment, and networking, 
>> many are choosing IaaS solutions to help reduce costs whilst minimizing 
>> business layer repercussions. ZDNet projects that enterprises will spend 
>> $650M for enterprise public cloud IaaS by 2018. 
>> To facilitate the cloud transition, IaaS combines compute and cloud storage, 
>> where the hardware (or virtual machines), computing power, cooling, and 
>> networking are outsourced; users of IaaS solutions control the stack 
>> required to operate it, such as the operating system, virtual machines, 
>> storage, database servers, Web servers, load-balancing, monitoring, 
>> reporting, logging, middleware, hardware/software upgrades, patches, 
>> security fixes, licensing, etc. 
>> The cloud offers massive computing power. The challenge, however, is that 
>> many of today's cloud management platforms are cumbersome and difficult to 
>> deploy, making it an often frustrating and resource-intensive investment. 
>> Apache CloudStack is designed to deploy quickly and manage large networks of 
>> virtual machines as a highly available, highly scalable cloud computing 
>> platform. CloudStack integrates easily with other technologies, and includes 
>> the entire "stack" of features most organizations are seeking with an IaaS 
>> cloud: 
>>     elegant, Java-based framework 
>>     compute orchestration 
>>     advanced Network-as-a-Service functionality 
>>     user and account management 
>>     a full and open native API (compatible with Amazon Web Services Elastic 
>> Compute Cloud (EC2) for organizations that wish to deploy hybrid clouds) 
>>     resource accounting 
>>     choice of first-class User Interface, command line tools, or 
>> full-featured RESTful API to delegate and create self-service offerings 
>>     scalability (production instances with greater than 40,000 hosts in 
>> geographically-distributed environments) 
>>     user-led development and deployment documentation 
>>     supports the most popular hypervisors (including VMware, KVM, 
>> XenServer, Xen Cloud Platform (XCM), and Hyper-V to run the virtual machines 
>> as guests) 
>> Apache CloudStack: The Cloud That Just Works! 
>> "CloudStack is gaining better 'real world' adoption … because it's actually 
>> usable in its current form without special effort" 
>> –Gartner Group 
>> Apache CloudStack is widely used in production by many service providers to 
>> set up on-demand, elastic public cloud computing services, as well as 
>> enterprises to set up a private or hybrid cloud for use by their own 
>> employees. In addition, CloudStack is available to individuals and 
>> organizations that wish to study and implement an IaaS for personal, 
>> educational, and/or production use. 
>> Apache CloudStack users power billions of dollars' worth of business 
>> transactions annually across their clouds, and benefit from: 
>> -    Proven technology –CloudStack is among the earliest IaaS solutions 
>> developed, with many long-term, large deployments that prove its stability 
>> and scalability 
>> -    Stable codebase –the latest release reflects more than 1.5M lines of 
>> code from 170 contributors 
>> -    Easy deployment –a Fortune 50 multinational had CloudStack up, running, 
>> and usable within in a single day, as opposed to weeks using competing IaaS 
>> solutions 
>> -    Highly scalable –CloudStack’s orchestration platforms have been used to 
>> scale to [@@what is the right/best example to use here? Uri Cohen’s 200K 
>> concurrent users at peak? Something else?] 
>> -    Flexibility –CloudStack is designed to handle the spectrum of 
>> application/cloud styles that span "legacy virtualization" through 
>> "cloud-native" style workloads, depending on how the cloud operator designs 
>> the infrastructure environment(s) and configures CloudStack to offer 
>> services 
>> -    Reliability –CloudStack accommodates for redundancy and resiliency, 
>> providing faster recovery and response time; Europe’s first CloudStack 
>> deployment has been running consecutively for over 14 months at 100% uptime 
>> -    Robust community –openly developed "The Apache Way", CloudStack is 
>> overseen by a diverse, active, meritocratic community 
>> CloudStack originated at Cloud.com, which was acquired by Citrix in 2011. 
>> CloudStack was submitted to the Apache Incubator in April 2012 and graduated 
>> as an Apache Software Foundation Top-level Project in March 2013. 
>> Global Footprint 
>> Since its introduction nearly six years ago, Apache CloudStack has become 
>> the go-to Open Source platform for a wide range of users such as 1 
>> degreenorth, 5th Planet, Accudata Systems, Acentrix,  Add Value, 
>> Alcatel-Lucent, Amdocs, Anolim, Apalia, Appcore, Appdel, AppSphere, Ascenty, 
>> ASG, AST Modular, Autodesk, AXEKA, Axelaris, Backbone Technology, BT Cloud, 
>> BT Engage IT, Bechtle AG, Business Connexion, CANCOM, Centracon, CentralWay, 
>> China Telecom, Citrix, Clavis IT, Cloud3, Cloudera, CloudOps, COMBIS, 
>> COMLINE Computer + Softwarelösungen, COMPAREX, Comping, Computer Services 
>> Group, Contegix, Control Circle, Convergence Group, Datacentrix, DataPipe, 
>> Dell, Digital China Advanced Systems, Disney, e-Contact, Edmunds.com, 
>> Entisys Solutions, Evry, EXA Serve, Exoscale, Experteq IT Services, FPG 
>> Technologies & Solutions, Fritz & Macziol, GreenQloud, Grid'5000, Hokkaido 
>> University, Homeaway, Hostbill, Huawei, IDC Frontier, Ikoula, IndiQus 
>> Technologies, InMobi,
>> ISWest, Joe’s Cloud Computing, Juniper Networks, KDDI, KocSistem, Kommunale 
>> Informatoinsverarbeitung Baden-Franken, KT/Korea Telecom, Kumo, Kyuden 
>> Infocom, Kyushu University, LCS, LeaseWeb, Makro Factory oHG, MCPc, 
>> Microland Ltd, NAMU Tech, NEOS, Networkers AG, Nokia, NTT, NVision Group, 
>> OpenERP, Orange, OverBright, Ozona Consulting, PCextreme, PosAm, PPTV, 
>> PromonLogicalis, Proteus, RedBridge, Redapt, Safe Swiss Cloud, Scalr, 
>> Schuberg Philis, sepago GmbH, ShapeBlue, Shopzilla, Slovak Telekom, 
>> SoftLayer, SoftwareONE, SolidFire Storage, Stratosec, SunGard AS, 
>> SwiftStack, Taiwan Mobile, Targus Technologies, Tata, TNTG Limited, Trader 
>> Media Group, TrendMicro/TCloud Computing, Tendril, TomTom, UniSystems, 
>> University of Melbourne, University of Sao Paolo, Verizon, Xtendsys, WebMD, 
>> Zenoss, and Zynga, among others. 
>> Products + Availability 
>> The latest Apache CloudStack release is v4.3.0, which reflects dozens of new 
>> features, bug fixes, and documentation updates. Apache CloudStack 
>> CloudMonkey v5.1.0 is the latest feature release of its command line 
>> interface tool. As with all Apache products, Apache CloudStack software is 
>> released under the Apache License v2.0. 
>> Governance and Oversight 
>> Apache CloudStack is overseen by a self-selected team of active contributors 
>> to the project. A Project Management Committee (PMC) guides the Project's 
>> day-to-day operations, including community development and product releases. 
>> Get Involved! 
>> Underscoring the ASF's edict of "Community over Code", Apache CloudStack 
>> boasts a very diverse and open community comprising participants from around 
>> the globe. All contributors are on an equal footing, whether they are 
>> writing code or helping with other aspects of the project. 
>> The many ways to get involved with the Apache CloudStack community include 
>> participating online on mailing lists as well as attending face-to-face 
>> MeetUps, developer trainings, and user events. Information on the CloudStack 
>> community can be found at http://cloudstack.apache.org/ and @CloudStack on 
>> Twitter. 
>> Catch CloudStack in action at the next CloudStack Collaboration Conference, 
>> the official user/developer conference of the Apache CloudStack community, 
>> taking place November 19 - 21, 2014, in tandem with ApacheCon Europe. To 
>> register and for more information, visit 
>> http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/cloudstack-collaboration-conference-europe
>>  and follow conference updates at @CCCEU14 on Twitter. 
>> About Apache CloudStack 
>> Apache CloudStack is a mature, turnkey integrated 
>> Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) Open Source software platform that allows 
>> users to build feature-rich public and private cloud environments. Hailed by 
>> Gartner Group as "a solid product", CloudStack includes an intuitive user 
>> interface and rich APIs for managing the compute, networking, software, and 
>> storage infrastructure resources. CloudStack entered the Apache Incubator in 
>> April 2012 and became an Apache Top-level Project in March 2013. For 
>> downloads, documentation, and ways to become involved with Apache 
>> CloudStack, visit http://cloudstack.apache.org/ and 
>> https://twitter.com/CloudStack 
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