Opscode & Eucalyptus Build Automated Private Cloud Infrastructure

At Opscode, we often talk about the benefits that result from building a ‘fully automated infrastructure’. When systems engineers and developers combine datacenter-level APIs to provision new servers with configuration management tools like Chef to make those new servers do useful things, the results are often amazing.

• Time and money are saved
• Disasters are averted
• Headaches are spared
• Jigs are danced

You can now watch a recording of this Webinar on how to build an automated private cloud Infrastructure with Eucalyptus and dynamic configuration management from Opscode’s Chef.

A rock-solid private cloud makes elastic and configurable infrastructure-as-a-service immediately available to enterprises and their end users. Compute, Storage and Networking resources that previously took weeks to provision are now available in minutes and in abundant supply.

With such great power, comes great responsibility….and a great need for infrastructure automation. When infrastructure-as-a-service works in tandem with easy-to-use configuration management, the result is a fully automated cloud that can scale quickly and consistently without the need for manual configuration effort.

You’ll learn:

• How a full infrastructure environment, from bare metal through application deployment, can be built from a single command
• How an integrated approach spreads the benefits of cloud computing across the entire enterprise
• How to save engineers and developers both time and money with on-premise IaaS and modern configuration management

You’ll gain:

• Best practice tips for constructing and managing fully automated private clouds
• Knowledge of how to extend the benefits of IaaS across your enterprise in a consistent, secure, and reliable fashion
• A live demo of Chef’s integration with Eucalyptus via the command line utility Knife
• Information on how you can build your automated private cloud or test a proof of concept today

It is then with great excitement that we announce an upcoming webinar with Eucalyptus to demonstrate on-premise Infrastructure-as-a-Service from Eucalyptus with dynamic configuration management from Opscode’s Chef.

Read below for more info and we look forward to seeing you on July 21!

– The Opscode Team

See It Live: How to Build Fully Automated Private Cloud Infrastructure

Reserve your Webinar seat now at: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/216421121

A rock-solid private cloud makes elastic and configurable infrastructure-as-a-service immediately available to enterprises and their end users. Compute, Storage and Networking resources that previously took weeks to provision are now available in minutes and in abundant supply.

With such great power, comes great responsibility….and a great need for infrastructure automation. When infrastructure-as-a-service works in tandem with easy-to-use configuration management, the result is a fully automated cloud that can scale quickly and consistently without the need for manual configuration effort.

Join experts from Opscode and Eucalyptus Systems to see:

• How a full infrastructure environment, from bare metal through application deployment, can be built from a single command
• How an integrated approach spreads the benefits of cloud computing across the entire enterprise
• How to save engineers and developers both time and money with on-premise IaaS and modern configuration management

Register for this Webinar to get:

• Best practice tips for constructing and managing fully automated private clouds
• Knowledge of how to extend the benefits of IaaS across your enterprise in a consistent, secure, and reliable fashion
• A live demo of Chef’s integration with Eucalyptus via the command line utility Knife
• Information on how you can build your automated private cloud or test a proof of concept today

Title: See It Live: How to Build a Fully Automated Private Cloud in 45 Minutes

Date: Thursday, July 21, 2011

Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EDT

After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar.