Hi all, After discussing the "What Is Aeolus?" document / mission statement, and after reading an article about Aeolus that got a few technical details wrong, it occurred to me that, in addition to "What Is Aeolus?", we might want a "What Aeolus Is NOT" page. Here's a quick stab at that. Obviously, I didn't set out to make a complete list of things Aeolus is not (a trombone, pecan pie, etc.), but I tried to focus on possible/common misconceptions. Could you let me know if (a) the below is accurate and reasonably complete, and (b) if you think it makes sense to have such a list or not? * Aeolus is not a part of Linux. Although our packaging efforts currently focus on Linux, Aeolus is not explicitly tied into Linux. It is a suite of applications that run on Linux and related operated systems. (I struggled with how to word this one. I read an article that seemed to imply Aeolus was a kernel module for the cloud or something of the sort, which is the idea I'm trying to dispel.) * Aeolus is not owned by Red Hat. Although the majority of Aeolus developers are currently sponsored by Red Hat, the project is an independent community effort. * Aeolus is not a cloud. Aeolus is a project for managing existing clouds (public and private), not an attempt at creating yet another one.

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