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README.md

OpenStack-Omni aims to provide a standard OpenStack API for managing hybrid and multi-cloud environments. This repository contains Openstack drivers for various public cloud environments. These drivers currently provide the capability to spin up Openstack instances, images, volumes and networks on Amazon EC2. We need contributions to support other public cloud environments like Azure, Google Compute Engine, Rackspace, etc. Following Openstack projects are supported --

  • Nova
  • Neutron
  • Cinder
  • Glance

Check out this video at Openstack Barcelona 2016 Keynote to find out more: Omni Demo @Keynote

Setup

The setup instructions are project specific. Check the project directories for specifics.

Status

Development is active. Can be used for individual testing.

Contributions

Contributions are welcome. Specifically following areas need help:

  1. Similar drivers for Windows Azure, Google Compute Engine and other public cloud providers
  2. An easy way (automated) to add Omni drivers to existing Openstack Deployments.