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So when ca we submit this to the User Committee ?... I think with have the critical mass :)

Bruno

From: Tobias Rydberg <tobias at citynetwork.se>
Date: Wednesday, November 2, 2016 at 5:55 PM
To: "user-committee at lists.openstack.org" <user-committee at lists.openstack.org>
Subject: Re: [User-committee] Public Cloud Working Group

Hi,

I think this is a great suggestion from Sean, and I agree with the words from Curtis as well.

I work at a public cloud company and during our years with OpenStack we have seen a lot of things not suited for a public cloud. As Sean mentions, public cloud providers do their own fixes to get around this, and it would be much better with a joined force contributing this back to the community in a structured way.

Regards,
Tobias

Den 2016-10-31 kl. 16:49, skrev Curtis:

On Thu, Oct 27, 2016 at 3:02 AM, Sean Handley

<sean.handley at datacentred.co.uk><mailto:sean.handley at datacentred.co.uk> wrote:

Hi,



I’d like to propose a working group for public cloud operators to help

deliver features across projects that support the needs of OpenStack public

cloud operators:



https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/PublicCloudWorkingGroup

I no longer work at a public cloud, but if I was I would think this

group to be very important.



I think there is a class of what I would call regional public clouds,

all around the world the world, and I think these are important

organizations worth supporting as much as possible. Speaking as

someone who used to work at one, it is invaluable to have peers to

discuss similar issues with. I would be very surprised if any of these

regional clouds feel as through they are fully staffed, and in fact

are often quite small. The ability to band together to solve common

problems and implement common solutions is extremely powerful, and I

think exactly what a working group would do.



Further, I do believe there is enough difference in the requirements

of a public cloud versus a private one to ensure that this working

group will have sufficient work. Private clouds can often (not always,

but often) solve problems by telling their users not to do something,

"it's against company policy", or even not supporting the feature,

whereas that is harder in a public cloud. Even the simple difference

of the fact that their APIs are available on the Internet is a

considerable change from a typical, IMHO, private cloud. Those are

just a couple examples. Certainly some would disagree with me, but I

feel there is fairly substantial difference between running a private

cloud and a public one.



My $0.02,

Curtis.



Cheers,

Sean Handley.



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