OpenMetal is an open source alternative to conventional public and private clouds. It delivers a private cloud, built on OpenStack + Ceph, on-demand and in less than one minute, to combine private cloud benefits with the convenience of public cloud use. OpenMetal can be used to launch a production-ready cloud in 45 seconds without a significant hardware investment or steep learning curve. OpenMetal states their mission is to make OpenStack accessible to everyone. They further state that…
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Rackspace OpenStack
Score 9.7 out of 10
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Rackspace delivers OpenStack private clouds as-a-service, architected like a public cloud and designed for scale and service availability to any data center in the world. It includes a 99.99% API Uptime SLA.
$0.12
per GB/per month
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OpenMetal
Rackspace OpenStack
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Rackspace OpenStack
$0.12
per GB/per month
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OpenMetal
Rackspace OpenStack
Free Trial
Yes
No
Free/Freemium Version
No
No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
Optional
No setup fee
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Rackspace OpenStack
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Anonymous
Chose Rackspace OpenStack
I looked into going with Amazon EC2, was very comparable in pricing, services, options, etc. and a bit cheaper too. Why I did not go with Amazon mainly has to do with knowing Rackspace and being familiar with them. It was easier for me to use a Rackspace product then go with …
Need to get an application up and running, then I would say the open stack is a great place to test it out. Why spend time setting things up when you can let them do it for you? Many people also have experience with using Rackspace in some capacity so its an easier learning curve for many people.
I looked into going with Amazon EC2, was very comparable in pricing, services, options, etc. and a bit cheaper too. Why I did not go with Amazon mainly has to do with knowing Rackspace and being familiar with them. It was easier for me to use a Rackspace product then go with Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud