To celebrate our third birthday we are open sourcing our policy-based control plane, Brooklyn, under the Apache 2.0 license.
You can read all about it in our press release -
We already provide extensive professional open source support and services, actively sponsoring open source projects such as Apache Whirr and jclouds, therefore open sourcing Brooklyn is a logical next step for us.
In terms of the community this means we can now offer a comprehensive open source Application Platform Toolkit (APT) comprising Brooklyn, jclouds and Whirr that makes managing applications especially in a multi-cloud environment a breeze.
William Fellows, VP Research, 451 Group captures what we are trying to achieve in a provocative report published over the weekend PaaSification – use Cloudsoft's Brooklyn to create your own Force.com?
You can obtain a copy -
However while this is useful background what we'd really like you to do is join the Brooklyn open source community.
Therefore your call to action is to -
- Sign up to our google groups brooklyn-users and brooklyn-dev -
- https://groups.google.com/group/brooklyn-users/subscribe
- https://groups.google.com/group/brooklyn-dev/subscribe
- Visit Brooklyn's new home -
- Join the party -
- IRC: #brooklyncentral
- Twitter: @brooklyncentral #brooklyncentral
Your support is essential as Brooklyn won't be the same without you :-)
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