Re: [Xen-users] Announcing XenMaster

Instead of harshing on your for using Java, I am going to say - Nicely
done!  I use either Linux or Mac OS X workstations, and have to run a
VM of Windows if I want to use a GUI to manage my Xen boxes.  I
actually prefer to do the management via a GUI because I don't have a
lot of time to waste on trying to remember all of the commands to do
stuff.  Thank you for the hard work, I will certainly be giving it a
try.

Regards,

Scott

On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 1:00 PM, Wannes De Smet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We're happy to announce XenMaster, which has the ambitious goal to become
> the de facto frontend for Xen with XCP.
>
> We've had the opportunity to present our project to some of the Xen/XCP
> developers and now it's time to announce the project to a larger public.
> XenMaster, in short, is a HTML5 frontend coupled to a Java backend
> delivering a rich UI for Xen, targeted at end users.
> At the moment, one is able to successfully add NFS ISO repositories and
> iSCSI/NFS storage repositories (iSCSI currently only works on XenServer
> 5.6), create a HVM VM and control it via a VNC shell.
>
> Development thus far has been carried out by Jorgen Evens, frontend lead and
> Wannes De Smet, project lead and backend developer. Of course, we now would
> like to welcome you in becoming a tester and/or contributor!
> You can find more information at xen-master.org, to install and configure
> XenMaster. If you'd like to help and have experience in developing Java
> and/or Javascript, load the source in your favorite IDE and have at it!
>
> If you have any questions at all, we'll be happy to answer them here or
> through GitHub.
>
> We hope to welcome you in using XenMaster!
> Jorgen Evens
> Wannes De Smet
> XenMaster
>
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