Even with the COVID-19 pandemic raging around the globe, the open source OpenStack cloud platform project was able to continue its unbroken 10-year string of new releases on May 13 with the launch of OpenStack Ussuri.
For those keeping count, OpenStack Ussuri is the 21st release of OpenStack since the platform debuted in July 2010, initially as a joint effort between Rackspace and NASA. The new release is the first in 2020 and follows OpenStack Train, which was released in October 2019.
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