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Revision as of 20:52, 3 September 2014
- TBD Company
- Name TBD (IT Director)
- Ben Schofield (Cloud admin)
- Name TBD (Lead Developer/Cloud user)
"OpenStack has some bugginess and some limitations, but it's getting there."
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Daily Horizon Usage8 hours LocationNew York City |
Company TBDCompany TBD is a fortune 500 company that has embraced OpenStack and is running it in production in a large infrastructure. Need more details... |
How do you use Horizon Today?
I regularly log into Horizon to monitor the health and resource utilization of my infrastructure and to identify potential issues. I also use it to visualize my network topology. I sometimes use Horizon to spin up instances but use a combination of CLI and scripts to automate larger tasks.
What are your main responsibilities?
I manage the cloud, but need more detail.
What do you think about working with the OpenStack Community?
I like how vibrant and active the community is at sharing information. I like to tinker and try things out. If I get stuck, I’ll ask questions via IRC or the mailing list and someone always responds. I’m very optimistic about the future of OpenStack. I wish I had time to contribute to OpenStack, but I’m too busy in my current role to do so.
What are the key obstacles that you see with OpenStack Today?
I don't feel there are any big obstacles as I've been able to work around most issues so far. I'm hopeful that OpenStack will continue to improve and make my job easier.
Status: Draft
Data source: OpenStack and non-OpenStack Customer interviews
