This post is about some of the work I did on the Ceilometer's Central Agent while working at Red Hat in the summer of 2014.
Ceilometer's Central Agent's job is polling. It polls VMs/resources/services/sensors... about their status or value.
But you don't want to have one Central …
When Gregor Pipan from XLAB called me into his office one day last year and told me that he needed someone to work on OpenStack, I had never heard of that name before. But I said yes and here I am a little over a year later: two OpenStack summits …
Disclaimer: not really REST, but writing HTTP-controlled made the title too long.
When compiled with CGO_ENABLED=0, this code produces a static binary file that can be uploaded to a server and run.
CPU burn can be started by requesting /start_cpu and stopped by requesting /stop_cpu.
Up until now, my OpenStack development setup looked like this:
Since I was hearing good things about PyCharm, I decided to give it a try. The idea of the setup is as follows: