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Introduction: Update: : Eucalyptus Goes Commercial with $5.5M Funding Round . This removes my objection that it's an academic project only. Go team go! Rich Wolski , professor of Computer Science at the University of California, Santa Barbara, gave a spirited talk on Eucalyptus to a large group of very interested cloudsters at the Eucalyptus Cloud Meetup . If Rich could teach computer science at every school the state of the computer science industry would be stratospheric. Rich is dynamic, smart, passionate, and visionary. It's that vision that prompted him to create Eucalyptus in the first place. Rich and his group are experts in grid and distributed computing, having a long and glorious history in that space. When he saw cloud computing on the rise he decided the best way to explore it was to implement what everyone accepted as a real cloud, Amazon's API. In a remarkably short time they implement Eucalyptus and have been improving it and tracking Amazon's changes ever since. The question
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2 Rich Wolski , professor of Computer Science at the University of California, Santa Barbara, gave a spirited talk on Eucalyptus to a large group of very interested cloudsters at the Eucalyptus Cloud Meetup . [sent-5, score-0.072]
3 If Rich could teach computer science at every school the state of the computer science industry would be stratospheric. [sent-6, score-0.168]
4 Rich and his group are experts in grid and distributed computing, having a long and glorious history in that space. [sent-9, score-0.066]
5 When he saw cloud computing on the rise he decided the best way to explore it was to implement what everyone accepted as a real cloud, Amazon's API. [sent-10, score-0.067]
6 The question I had going into the meetup was: should Eucalyptus be used to make an organization's private cloud? [sent-12, score-0.125]
7 The project is of high quality, the people are of the highest quality, but in the end Eucalyptus is a research project from a university. [sent-15, score-0.202]
8 As an academic project Eucalyptus is subject to changes in funding and the research interests of the team. [sent-16, score-0.263]
9 If the team finds another research area more interesting, or if they get tired of chasing a continuous stream of new Amazon features, or no new grad students sign on, which will happen in a few years, then the project goes dark. [sent-18, score-0.177]
10 Fears over continuity have at least two solutions: community support and commercial support. [sent-19, score-0.137]
11 This is unlikely to happen though as it conflicts with the research intent of Eucalyptus. [sent-21, score-0.118]
12 The Eucalyptus team plans to control the core for research purposes and encourage external development of add-on service like SQS. [sent-22, score-0.158]
13 Eucalyptus won't go commercial as University projects must stay clear from commercial pretensions. [sent-23, score-0.196]
14 Amazon is "no comment" on Eucalyptus so it's not clear what they would think of commercial development should it occur. [sent-24, score-0.133]
15 Taken together these concerns imply Eucalyptus is not a good base for an enterprise quality private cloud. [sent-25, score-0.225]
16 And some will certainly base their private cloud on Eucalyptus, but when making a decision of this type you have to be sure your cloud infrastructure will be around for the long haul. [sent-30, score-0.403]
17 Eucalyptus is still a good choice for it's original research purpose, or as cheap staging platform for Amazon, or as base for temporary clouds, but as your rock solid private cloud infrastructure of the future Eucalyptus isn't the answer. [sent-32, score-0.354]
18 It was never meant to be our little untethered private Amazon cloud. [sent-35, score-0.162]
19 Eucalyptus plans to make more invasive and more scalable options available in the future. [sent-67, score-0.074]
20 Rich actually makes a convincing argument that grids and clouds are different and do require a completely different infrastructure. [sent-75, score-0.083]
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