Upstream Podcast Episode 8: Patrick McGarry Talks about Ceph and Open Sourcing Calamari

5 juin 2014Joe Brockmeier

Last week, Red Hat announced that we were open sourcing Calamari, Ceph's management platform. It's been a bit of a whirlwind for the Ceph team, what with being acquired by Red Hat at the end of April, and then getting all the work done to get Calamari out the door as an open source project!

Tuesday, I had a chance to chat with Patrick McGarry of the Ceph team and talk about open source storage, what makes Ceph interesting, the Calamari release, and upcoming events where folks could check out Ceph and get involved.

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À propos de l'auteur

Joe Brockmeier

Editorial Director, Red Hat Blogs

Joe Brockmeier is the editorial director of the Red Hat Blog. He also acts as Vice President of Marketing & Publicity for the Apache Software Foundation.

Brockmeier joined Red Hat in 2013 as part of the Open Source and Standards (OSAS) group, now the Open Source Program Office (OSPO). Prior to Red Hat, Brockmeier worked for Citrix on the Apache OpenStack project, and was the first OpenSUSE community manager for Novell between 2008-2010.

He also has an extensive history in the tech press and publishing, having been editor-in-chief of Linux Magazine, editorial director of Linux.com, and a contributor to LWN.net, ZDNet, UnixReview.com, and many others.

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