Community
Pioneers in service modelling. Deploy your solution, charm your software, or discuss your ideas. Contribute to the community and help push the line.
OpenStack solutions
James Page
Affiliation: Canonical Ltd
James is one of the first Juju charmers in the community and was the original author of the OpenStack charms. His charms allow an initial deployment of a base cloud and allows users to add metering and Landscape afterwards. James is currently working on adding high-availability bundles to this, and resides in Norwich, UK.
Benchmarking solutions
Adam Israel
Affiliation: Canonical Ltd
Adam is working on benchmarking with Juju, and has published a comprehensive Python library named charms.benchmark to ease the development of benchmark charms. Adam lives in Southwest Ontario, Canada with his lovely wife and writing partner, three dogs, and more cats than he’ll admit to.
PaaS Solutions
Chris Donati
Affiliation: AppScale
Chris Donati has been working on improving the AppScale platform, which lets you deploy your Google App Engine application on any cloud, public or private. He lives in Santa Barbara, California, where he’s been trying to get better at the game of Go.
Database Solutions
Philip Stoev
Affiliation: Galera Cluster
Philip Stoev is a QA and Release Manager with Galera Cluster, responsible for the overall quality of the product. He has worked on distributed systems and databases for more than a decade at Oracle, MariaDB and NuoDB. His database testing framework, the RQG, is widely used in the MySQL ecosystem and won the Application of the Year MySQL Community Award in 2014.
Or talk to us about starting your own “subcommunity”, there are hundreds of solutions available; want to be that champion?
Charm and bundle cards
Generate cards for your charms and bundles and embedded them into blog posts and websites with a single line of code.
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Juju partner programmes
Charm Partner Programme
The Charm Partner Programme will help you to get your solution into the Charm Store, giving new benefits to your current customers, as well as accessing new potential users.
OpenStack Interoperability Lab
The Ubuntu OpenStack Interoperability Lab (OIL) is an integration lab where Canonical tests our cloud partners products in countless Ubuntu OpenStack configurations, over and over again.
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