Java Cloud APIs [closed]

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I'm looking to write a Java (Groovy actually) web application that w开发者_开发技巧ill need to talk to both AWS and Eucalyptus clouds for both compute and storage. So we're looking for a Java library that can talk to both.

I know that Eucalyptus is supposed to be AWS API compatible so anything that talks to AWS should be able to talk to Eucalyptus but that has not been my experience. I've found some of the ec2 command line apps that should work with Eucalyptus but simply crash.

Here's what I'm considering so far:

• typica
• jclouds
• Dasein
• AWS SDK for Java
• Cloud Foundry

Do anyone have experience using any of these to talk to AWS and Eucalyptus? Are there any other similar APIs out there worth looking at?

Thanks

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Since your doing Java/Groovy (Grails?) I would suggest adding CloudFoundry to your short list.

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You might want to take a look at libcloud's Java version (original version is in Python): https://svn.apache.org/viewvc/incubator/libcloud/sandbox/java/trunk/. Its development seems to go quite fast and the whole thing looks quite promising.

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I would suggest that you write up an API for your cloud engines for your needs, and then use a separate implementation for each backend you want. The reason for this - makes it mockable (hence testable).