Cloud Computing: SUSE Joins OpenStack Platform with Own Distribution Model
September 7, 2012
Grazed from CloudTimes. Author: Saroj Kar.
The power of very big supporters of OpenStack has become more evident in recent weeks. In less than two years, the open source platform OpenStack cloud deployment drew the attention of the biggest players in the industry. Companies such as Rackspace, through its private cloud, already offer free OpenStack distribution. Others like CloudScaling, Piston Cloud Computing, Red Hat, and Ubuntu offer their own version of OpenStack deployment.
As to celebrate its 20th anniversary, SUSE officially has chosen the OpenStack cloud distribution path for private cloud solutions. SUSE Cloud is a platform for automatic administration of clouds, which can be used to deploy and manage IaaS type private clouds…
SUSE Cloud enables companies to optimize the use of resources and accelerate service delivery in administering and provisioning workloads seamlessly in a secure cloud environment. SUSE Cloud also integrates with SUSE Studio and SUSE Manager.
The distribution platform, which is now integrated with the Enterprise 11 Service Pack 2 product, incorporates a management tool to automate the platform, configure and monitor different nodes, servers, and storage…
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