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SUSE OpenStack Cloud (discontinued)

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SUSE OpenStack Cloud (discontinued)
Score 8.0 out of 10
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SUSE OpenStack Cloud (currently EOL) was used deploy and manage heterogeneous cloud infrastructure for provisioning development, test and production workloads. The service has been discontinued and unsupported since 2020.N/A
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SUSE OpenStack Cloud (discontinued)
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SUSE OpenStack Cloud (discontinued)
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup fee
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Community Pulse
SUSE OpenStack Cloud (discontinued)
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SUSE OpenStack Cloud (discontinued)
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Chose SUSE OpenStack Cloud (discontinued)
Both of these have equal capabilities in creating and spawning VMs. Both are opensource and very well suited for customers who are in need of building and maintaining their own private clouds on their own on premises network infrastructures. In comparison, SUSE OpenStack Cloud …
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User Ratings
SUSE OpenStack Cloud (discontinued)
Likelihood to Recommend
8.0
(1 ratings)
User Testimonials
SUSE OpenStack Cloud (discontinued)
Likelihood to Recommend
SUSE
We host many VMs on our data centers for various customers using SUSE OpenStack Cloud. It makes it easier to host them on their own private servers for creating on premises private cloud servers. It does this job very well.
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Pros
SUSE
  • It is opensource and hence pocket friendly.
  • Was the first enterprise OpenStack cloud distribution.
  • Makes hosting lot of VMs on cloud easier.
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Cons
SUSE
  • Maintenance.
  • Customer support can be improved.
  • Updates can be made faster.
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Alternatives Considered
SUSE
Both of these have equal capabilities in creating and spawning VMs. Both are opensource and very well suited for customers who are in need of building and maintaining their own private clouds on their own on premises network infrastructures. In comparison, SUSE OpenStack Cloud is little behind in terms of providing faster updates. It also has room for improvement in terms of providing support.
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Return on Investment
SUSE
  • Being opensource, it is pocket friendly.
  • Few customers are happy with its performance.
  • Private clouds with SUSE OpenStack makes secure private clouds.
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