From Vern Burke:
I’m officially releasing the first beta of my Xen Cloud Control System package! This is a web server based control and operations system for Xen Cloud Platform that will work with any device with a browser (I run my cloud from my BlackBerry 🙂 ).
The package can be downloaded from
http://www.swiftwatertel.com/PACKAGES/xcc-0.1-040610.tar.gz .
This is an early beta so it’s not polished, but it is functional (it’s in daily use on my cloud here). In the next couple of days I’ll also have a site up for it at www.xencloudcontrol.com . Next on the release bandwagon will be the VM watchdog, the cloud host watchdog, and then the cloud load balancer.
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