ShapeBlue | Remote (Europe/Asia/Flexible timezones) | Dev and QA engineers | Full time | https://shapeblue.com

Hi all, ShapeBlue is a remote-only 100% employee-owned international business ( more on this on https://www.shapeblue.com/shapeblue-has-become-an-employee-o... ).

We are hiring devs and QA engineers to work on opensource Apache Cloudstack ( see https://cloudstack.apache.org https://github.com/apache/cloudstack ).

Read more on https://www.shapeblue.com/careers/

Tech stack is (mainly): Java, Python, Vue.js, (and Go for sub-projects). Expertise in IaaS, hypervisors (such as KVM, Vmware, XenServer/XCP-ng), storage and networking is a plus.

To apply, you can email me on rohit.yadav AT shapeblue.com

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We work on opensource Apache CloudStack, with our team spread across Europe, Asia, Africa and America. We're hiring for positions of software engineer, test engineer and consultant engineer.

Our work involves deep knowledge of hypervisors, storage, and/or networking. We are a polyglot environment – developing Apache CloudStack mostly in Java and Python. Our team values collaboration, continuous improvement, and the Apache Way.

For more details see http://www.shapeblue.com/careers or email jobs@shapeblue.com

'the only serious opensource contender around', have you heard of Apache CloudStack? It has seen some serious usage: http://cloudstack.apache.org/users.html

I haven't, thanks for the tip.

Not sure if people know about Apache CloudStack or not, it has all those IaaS feature and it just works with various basic to advance networking models.

Apparently CloudStack "lost" to OpenStack ( see: http://www.infoworld.com/article/2608995/openstack/cloudstac... ). I've also heard this sentiment in my admittedly openstack biased circles.

That said, I'm not suggesting it should not be considered.

It lost out in getting vendor support from lots of different big vendors. OTOH, many hosting environments find it more useful. (It used to be a Citrix product which might explain the more unified architecture it has).

There are case studies also: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/Case+...

It looks like they have a pretty good user list going:

http://cloudstack.apache.org/users.html

Checked four major ISPs, Github is accessible from India. Can anyone confirm which ISP is (still) blocking it?

I use the Tata Nova DNS server and Github is still blocked here.

I am on Bsnl, it's blocked here.