I think the problem is that the definition of what a "Cloud Operating system" is actually is quite loose. Mine would include compute, storage, and networking.
And truly, by this definition, OpenStack did achieve something and filled a gap, as it integrated all these components (and so did CloudStack / Eucalyptus).
I think the problem is that the definition of what a "Cloud Operating system" is actually is quite loose. Mine would include compute, storage, and networking.
And truly, by this definition, OpenStack did achieve something and filled a gap, as it integrated all these components (and so did CloudStack / Eucalyptus).