Hi Jamie

I would highlight the exciting features from 4.17 and coming soon in 4.18.

  *   ClusterAPI (4.17)

It enables CloudStack users to consider a consistent way to deploy a hybrid 
workload of cloud-native applications

  *   IPv6 (4.17)

A much-desired feature for isolated networks and VPC

  *   Edge computing (4.18)

Compared to the traditional CloudStack zones, a dehydrated zone results in 
resource savings on the boards solving problems related to latency at low cost 
in regions poorly served by the internet network.

  *   Tungsten SDN Fabric (4.18)
An open-source solution to enable SDN at scale in CloudStack and centralized 
tooling to manage networking and security.

  *   Autoscaling (4.18)
Apache CloudStack native solution, different from other approaches that created 
vendor lock-in of closed source products.

Best regards


Marco

From: Jamie Pell <jamie.p...@shapeblue.com>
Date: Tuesday, 13 December 2022 at 09:22
To: us...@cloudstack.apache.org <us...@cloudstack.apache.org>, 
marketing@cloudstack.apache.org <marketing@cloudstack.apache.org>
Subject: Year in Review Blog - Input welcomed!
Hi everyone,

We would like to put together a year in review article for the Apache 
CloudStack blog. The blog will include information on the 4.17 and the upcoming 
4.18 releases and the biggest achievements of the community this year.

We would like to find out what the communities’ thoughts are on the biggest 
achievements this year! If you are willing to share, please do get back to me 
by Monday 19th December, as we look to publish the blog before the end of the 
year.

Furthermore, if there are any new community members, we would love to include 
some words/quotes from you on: why you chose CloudStack/how you use it.

Lastly, another gentle reminder to fill out the CloudStack user survey (link 
below), to collect feedback from CloudStack users about its capabilities, 
features, use cases and roadmap.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScPHIRetdt-pxPT62IesXMoQUmhQ8ATGKcYZa507mB9uwzn-Q/viewform

Kind regards,
Jamie Pell





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