DevOpsDays: Crowbar, where its been and where its going


Earlier this month at DevOpsDays here in Austin the Dell Crowbar crew hosted a session and gave a demo.  If you’re not familiar with it, Crowbar is an open source software framework written at Dell.  I grabbed some time with Crowbar architect Rob Hirschfeld and got him to recap how far we’ve come in its less than a year and where he sees us going over the next year.

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  1. Puppet Labs, EMC Debut Razor Open Source Provisioning Tool | DevOpsANGLE says:
    May 23, 2012 at 2:46 pm

    […] bare metal – that Weaver says sets it apart from cloud deployment and automation tools like Dell’s Crowbar. Combine that with the much-discussed openness, and Puppet and EMC think they’re onto the […]

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    July 13, 2012 at 5:26 pm

    […] top of its cloud architecture. That’s in addition to Dell’s own recently open-sourced Crowbar tool for OpenStack deployment and […]

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