When OpenStack got started in 2010, there were two projects: Nova compute and Swift storage. Over the last seven years, OpenStack has gotten significantly larger and more complicated, with many different projects all part of the open-source cloud platform effort.
In a session at the OpenStack Summit in Sydney, Australia on Nov. 8, Thierry Carrez, VP of Engineering at the OpenStack Foundation detailed a new effort to help map the OpenStack landscape
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