SUSE, the Nuremberg-based Linux company, has released the first OpenStack-based cloud solution for private enterprises.
A media release said the announcement was made at the ongoing CloudOpen conference in San Diego, California.
Called SUSE Cloud, it enables the quick deployment and management of an infrastructure-as-a-service private cloud.
It is based on the OpenStack project which is providing open source software for building public and private clouds.
It goes without saying that those who are using SUSE in their organisations will find this solution easy to adopt.
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