Enterprise-Class open source cloud Citrix and OpenStack

Citrix makes open source cloud a more viable option for enterprises to choose Project Olympus "plan and successfully make open source cloud a more viable option for businesses." In the past, cloud service providers, like Rackspace, tended to use open source cloud infrastructure, while companies were conservative in their choice of programs that included support services. New support from Citrix and 60 other commercial hardware and software vendors should be a great help to the enterprise's choice of OpenStack as an enterprise-class cloud infrastructure. Enterprises can now get a Citrix Certified version of the OpenStack and cloud-optimized version of the XenServer, Dell also provides a reference to the server architecture. There are several reasons why businesses or service providers can benefit from using OpenStack and project Olympus. The first is that the cloud services of the infrastructure, the service IaaS, and the public cloud are built on the same architecture and technology that will have a good scalability and reasonable operating costs. The second reason is that forward-looking enterprises can choose OpenStack and Project Olympus, because a common cloud infrastructure makes it easy for private clouds to move to the public cloud or to deploy the move in batches. At the same time Rackspace Cloud builders can use OpenStack and project Olympus to design and build a private cloud to the enterprise is also very cool things. Project Olympus will support Microsoft Hyper-V and VMware vsphere It is particularly interesting that Citrix's project Olympus will also support Microsoft Hyper-V and VMware vsphere, Just as with Citrix's support for its xendesktop products. A few years ago, the XenDesktop predecessor I developed in the Citrix team also had cross-platform support. It is a pleasure to see this development, and it can be combined with the other two new versions of the products I used to manage in Citrix NetScaler Cloud Gateway and NetScaler Cloud Bridge! I am also pleased to see our server security products-Deep secure, which can protect the cloud servers deployed on OpenStack and project Olympus, provide firewalls, host intrusion prevention systems (HIPS), virtual patches, anti-virus, file integrity monitoring, and record checking. Like Citrix's Project Olympus, Deep Security also supports Hyper-V and vsphere, where users can manage products from multiple private cloud infrastructure vendors through a single interface. Our Security cloud products (or services provided by SaaS) are still the safest way to manage those that include a public/private cloud encryption key based on OpenStack today. The new project that Citrix announced, Project Olympus, represents a considerable degree of collaboration between hardware and software and service providers, which is good for the entire cloud industry. I am glad that we are able to protect all types of cloud products-including Citrix and OpenStack-from malicious threats. "Editorial recommendations" Citrix Products landing page Cross Script Vulnerability cloud computing is changing open source cloud market share rising Citrix Publishing Application Remote Information Disclosure Vulnerability Citrix Metaframe ICA client permission Inheritance Vulnerability Citrix Metaframe Java ICA environment remote denial of service Attack Vulnerability "responsible editor: Liyan TEL: (010) 68476606" Original: Enterprise-class open source cloud Citrix and OpenStack back to network security home