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Frans,

Stackato is a fork of Cloud Foundry (and API compatible) but it's
distributed as a VM, so you don't have to deal with BOSH.

It's just a matter of importing that VM into OpenStack, then building your
PaaS cluster.

We don't currently make a Hyper-V native VM image of Stackato available -
is that what you are looking for?

Diane Mueller

Director, Cloud Evangelism
twitter: pythondj

ActiveState Stackato
http://activestate.com/stackato/get_stackato


On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 3:19 PM, Frans Thamura <frans at meruvian.org> wrote:

> hi all
>
> we are using OpenShift and CloudFoundry, and hope can find another PaaS
> s/w .
>
> There are several private chat between me and several OpenStack USer
> Group LEader related to OpenStack+CF integration issue, and also there
> are several discussion bosh-user in CF
>
> and we are also see the OpenStack by RedHat and also Redhat have
> OpenShift project which it is PaaS.
>
> I am thinking there is a paas focus discussion that can discuss all
> this. yes , also improvement in the both area.
>
> i am still learning how RedHat manage his community. I found both CF
> and OpenShift also have several weakness and advantage.
>
> in another area I still cannot understand the HyperV positioning in
> OpenStack? if we can install Ubuntu on HyperV and CF on Ubuntu, what
> is the reason HyperV in OpenStack?
>
> and how the infrastructure combination talk with the pass
> infrastructure to scale it.
>
>
> hope my post can be understood..
>
> F
>
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