In an interview at OSCON, OpenStack officials said upcoming releases will focus on high-level services

By Paul Krill, July 25, 2014 OpenStack, the open source cloud computing platform for both public and private clouds, has been generating a lot of buzz in the IT world, garnering supporters ranging from AT&T, Rackspace, and the Linux Foundation to IBM, Red Hat, Oracle, and Yahoo. But it has been viewed as lacking critical capabilities in networking and usability .

 

InfoWorld Editor-at-Large Paul Krill met up with Jonathan Bryce, executive director of the foundation, and Mark Collier, the foundation's COO, at the recent O'Reilly Open Source Convention in Portland, Ore., to talk about where OpenStack stands and its future.

 

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