During the Covid-19 crisis, OVHcloud has been careful to maintain close contact with schools and universities and continue to support them. We have always taken action to share our insights and opportunities with students at job fairs, career meetings, technology showcases, and practical seminars. As part of this initiative, OVHcloud offer vouchers to schools and […]
To avoid repeating yourself, it is good practice to put all tasks that you might run twice somewhere in your project. A Makefile is the perfect place and is also an executable documentation: instead of documenting the build process, you should write it in a build target. Make is almost everywhere – either installed, or
This article is the third part in a series of articles, we recommend reading Part 1 and Part 2 first: The birth of agile telemetry at OVHcloud – Part I Agile telemetry at OVHCloud – Part II In the final post relating to agile telemetry, we focus on the micro-vision. In any project, keeping micro
Agile telemetry at OVHCloud – Part III Read More »
This post has been published on both the StreamNative and OVHcloud blogs and was co-authored by Sijie Guo, Jia Zhai and Pierre Zemb. Thanks Horacio Gonzalez for the illustrations! We are excited to announce that StreamNative and OVHcloud are open-sourcing “Kafka on Pulsar” (KoP). KoP brings the native Apache Kafka protocol support to Apache Pulsar
Announcing Kafka-on-Pulsar: bring native Kafka protocol support to Apache Pulsar Read More »
Recently, our container platforms team made our “Private Managed Registry” service generally available. In this blog post, we will explain why OVHcloud chose to base this service on the Harbor project, built a Kubernetes operator for it, and open sourced it under the CNCF goharbor project. The need for a S.M.A.R.T private registry After our
Managing Harbor at cloud scale : The story behind Harbor Kubernetes Operator Read More »
As developers, we often need to execute tasks in the background. Fortunately, some tools already exist for this. In the Python ecosystem, for instance, the most well-known library is Celery. If you have already used it, you know how great it is! But you will also have probably discovered how complicated it can be to
Introducing Director – a tool to build your Celery workflows Read More »
At OVHCloud, we are open sourcing our “Agility Telemetry” project. Jerem, as our data collector, is the main component of this project. Jerem scrapes our JIRA at regular intervals, and extracts specific metrics for each project. It then forwards them to our long-time storage application, the OVHCloud Metrics Data Platform. Agility concepts from a developer’s
Jerem: An Agile Bot Read More »
In today’s blogpost, we’re going to take a look at our upstream contribution to Apache HBase’s stochastic load balancer, based on our experience of running HBase clusters to support OVHcloud’s monitoring. The context Have you ever wondered how: we generate the graphs for your OVHcloud server or web hosting package? our internal teams monitor their
Contributing to Apache HBase: custom data balancing Read More »
During the OVHcloud Summit last October, we announced the recent filing of 50 patent families. These patent applications obviously concern our “hardware” innovations (you know that we manufacture our servers, racks, cooling systems…) but also software patents, because contrary to popular belief it is possible to patent certain software (under certain conditions, but this is not the subject
The OVHcloud strategy to promote and protect innovation Read More »
At OVH, our first mission as a cloud service provider is to provide products with high quality of service (QoS). Whether they are dedicated servers, cloud servers or hosted websites, our customers expect our solutions to be very high quality. And that’s exactly what our teams strive to offer you on a daily basis! It’s
Introducing DepC: the OVH platform for computing QoS Read More »
