Hi Shital, Regarding the node provisioning and monitoring, you can do both using the ComputeService. It peovides common compute features and it can be used to write code that works against different cloud providers.
Unfortunately jclouds still does not provide portable tenant/networking management APIs. Not all providers provide multi-tenancy (or just tenant management apis) and networking management, so there is no portable way to do this across different clouds using jclouds. You can, however, write your code using the provider specific apis (like the Abiquo one). In OpenStack you can use the Keystone api to manage tenants and the Nova api to manage networking (the openstack experts may give more light here; I don't remember if there is also support for Neutron). In the case of Amazon, you can use its SubnetApi. HTH Ignasi El 20/02/2014 06:45, "Shital Patil" <[email protected]> escribió: > Hi, > I am looking for a way to create virtual data center on amazon and > openstack using jclouds.. > Where I should be able to do following things through jclouds- > > 1-Manage and monitor virtual machines. > 2-Handle their networking through jclouds. > 3-Dynamically provision nodes. > 4- Have multi-tanent environment. > > I can see data center and multi-tenancy management is offered through > jclouds by ABIQUO API > http://jclouds.apache.org/documentation/userguide/using-abiquo/ > > But I want to do this with amazon and openstack. > Could you please provide me some pointers to proceed on this? > > Thank you > >
