Open Stack

A new [ OpenStack in Science ]( http://www.openstack.org/science/ ) web page is live today, in conjunction with the start of Supercomputing '16 in Salt Lake City, UT. The page includes why research organization choose OpenStack for HPC and HTC workloads, backed by articles and video user examples. Use the direct url [ http://www.openstack.org/science/, ]( http://www.openstack.org/science/, ) or navigate it to from openstack.org, click on Users in the top nav, then OpenStack in Science.
 
Read the new book—The Crossroads of Cloud and HPC: OpenStack for Scientific Research—commissioned by Cambridge University, written by Stig Telfer of StackHPC, with nine case studies contributed from members of the Scientific Working Group, and supported by the OpenStack Foundation.
 
From the new web page, you can read the book online, print it and order it in paperback form from amazon.com. If you're attending the Supercomputing event, pick up your copy at the Indiana University booth (#1000/1010) when the exhibition opens Monday evening.
 
The web page is intended to help more organization get involved as well. Feel free to use it in communications, social media, etc. It provides ways to join the Scientific-WG, attend its IRC meetings, and join this mailing list.
 
The Foundation will kick off a social media and advertising campaign this week. Please send feedback on the book to Stig ([ stig at telfer.org ]( http://stig@telfer.org )) or on the page to me at [ kathyc at openstack.org ]( mailto:kathyc at openstack.org ). The Foundation thanks the team involved!
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Regards, 

Kathy Cacciatore
Consulting Marketing Manager
OpenStack Foundation
1-512-970-2807 (mobile)
Part time: Monday - Thursday, 9am - 2pm US CT
kathyc at openstack.org
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