Crash Course in Open Source Cloud Computing - Mil-OSS

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Open Cloud Initiative (OCI)Principles of Open CloudInteroperability (the ability to exchange and use information) between cloudcomputing products and services is required for unfettered competitionbetween vendors and unrestricted choice for users.Users must be able to come (no barriers to entry) and go (no barriers toexit) regardless of who they are (no discrimination) and what systems theyuse (technological neutrality).Supporting vendors must therefore cooperate on standards, implementingthose that exist (where applicable) and collaborating via an open process todevelop those that don't, with a view to competing fairly on quality.h t t p : / / w w w . o p e n c l o u d i n i t i a t i v e . o r g
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