AWS Systems Manager vs. Platform9 Managed OpenStack

When you have a process running in aws that needs to copy files to group of instances as part of the process Installing software on a group of machines Adding Cloudwatch agent to instance.

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If you're having OnPremise Infrastructure and you want to use OpenStack in that case Platform9 Managed OpenStack is recommended to use it will cut down all the complexities of setting up and managing OpenStack IaaS. Platform9 also offers setting up OpenStack on Cloud Such as AWS, GCP, and Azure but wouldn't recommend using this kind of offering as Openstack performs well when underneath virtualized infrastructure is backed directly hypervisors not cloud providers.

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• Copy files to a group of instance with particular tag
• Enable CW agent and push metrics to CW
• Easy to install software in a group of instances.

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• It removes all the Openstack complexities and provides a simple UI to the end user.
• Reduced the pain of System Administrator and Engineers.
• Highly responsive support.

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• I would like to see the Search feature improved a bit more.
• UI is little bit confusing initially

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• User interface and User experience are not upto the mark. UI needs lots of improvements.
• We need to do entire setup from the scratch.
• Nothing as such other than UI Improvements.

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• Reduced team's time spent on EC2 management
• Patch management
• Remote access

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• Platform9 simplified scaling in and out hypervisors now adding capacity takes very less time than other OpenStack environments.
• Platfrom9 Managed Openstack gives us feeling of having our own private cloud!
• It has increased the availability of our infrastructure which resulted lessen downtime on workloads deployed on top of it.
• Overall it benefited us in all means.

Incentivized