Open Source Storage Joins OpenStack Foundation
SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 17 -- Open Source Storage announces that it has joined the OpenStack Foundation. Joining the OpenStack Foundation furthers the commitment to open cloud standards by Open Source Storage. With key projects selected for technology disruption and seamless open source integration into products and end to end solutions, Open Source Storage broadens its offerings and support services to clients by further enforcing its solutions strategy. As the visionary and creator of the Open Source Storage movement, Eren Niazi, Founder & CEO of Open Source Storage, will leave product and solution source code open and unlocked to drive change and encourage the evolution of technologies. OpenStack’s vast collection of interrelated projects have the ability to work together and control many aspects of the data center such as storage, networking, and compute.
Patrick Willis has been appointed as a Board Member less than a year after joining the company as a result of his hard work.
Eren Niazi said, “Joining the OpenStack represent a key area of expansion for the company. This is part of a strategic plan created to drive Open Source Storage growth.”
About Open Source Storage
To the creators Open Source Storage, Freedom Matters. Go Open isn’t just a slogan, it’s a promise for the future of technology for the world. The company was founded in 2001 by Eren Niazi who envisioned a world where the largest enterprises were using Open Source software in large-scale data center deployments. Our philosophy is to respect the past but focus on the future.
---
Source: Open Source Storage
