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Black. Like my heart. jkjk. 

Luke has made tons of progress on the Salty library, which has allowed me to build most of the node management functions. Here's a good example of what node setup will be like: I am in the process of adding a token so that not just everyone can download your install script, but it wont...

Sure, if you're up for it, hop in our IRC channel on freenode, the channel is #capisso, or you can just PM me.

Which mistakes are those? -- Actually if you'd like to PM me so we don't clutter this thread, that would be great.

I am, don't worry! This is just an example :). The point of this test was to make sure I could execute commands on the slaves and get output back. I've already started hooking up the libvirt bindings and everything appears to be working great. Now all I have to do is setup image fullsync/demand...

Sure, we plan on offering a hosted panel service with some pretty neat features, Capisso VMPanel makes this especially easy since we support having your node communication master on another server.

Hey guys! I've got an update for you! I just completed the initial work on slave/master/panel communications and it looks like we're almost at 40% of the way to alpha! The screenshot below is basically showing the panel talking to the master (hosted externally, this manages your slaves, can be...

 Yeah, I'll be changing the wording of our topics from "Open Source" to "the source is open for customers to checkout" or something like that, haven't quite figured it out.  I really don't see how making the source only available to customers is holding it hostage, especially when most of the...

Jesus, this is a _really_ polished piece of work, it's fantastic. Very nice work guy(s)!

Thanks, that's exactly what the problem was. It was quite difficult coming to that solution though but I believe it's for the best.

It's a feature :P

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The chance isn't very high, everyone wants to get their product into a market that everyone is relooking into, it's just how things work. Hopefully one of these panel projects will spawn something better then SolusVM was to HyperVM. But who knows.

Thanks for your insight joepie (and everyone else), I'll be taking your advice and changing our strategy on this. I'll let you guys know when I have an update from the licensing end.

What's not open about it? We're not calling it Free Open Source Software (FOSS), we're calling it Open Source software, because our entire source code is visible by everyone. 

Hrm, I've taken a more in depth look into our license and licensing situation and I'll be trying to figure it out as development goes along, for now the software is still BSD-3 licensed (at least until we start charging or figure out what we need to do instead). If any of you guys have a better...

Hey there, I'm Luke Strickland, clone1018 is my online alias. I'm a software developer and hosting fanatic, but it's understandable you've never heard of me, I don't generally make new products like this. In case you're curious these are some of my other projects that I've created. If you'd like...

No, while our source will be completely public, you'll need a license to install and use the software in production.

The thing about charging per node is it allows us to continue to grow with your business, if you have 20,000 servers but one panel you're only paying a minimal price per month. Which really doesn't allow us to provide solutions specifically for you. I dunno, there's pros and cons for both. What...