Happy Birthday OpenStack!!!

OpenStack celebrates it’s third birthday today! 

I would like to wish a Very Happy Birthday to OpenStack! :)


Happy 3rd Birthday, OpenStack!
Happy 3rd Birthday, OpenStack!



Visit the OpenStack birthday page for more information!

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