SuSE releases open source, cloud infrastructure initial development snapshot

Recently, susehttp://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/17539.html "> announced that its initial development snapshot of open source and cloud infrastructure solutions has been released." SuSE is helping customers quickly and easily build private cloud infrastructures to extend their solution packages by adding commercially supported tools.

The company's SuSE Cloud is the industry's first fully configured, OpenStack Diablo based software device for public use. It is also the first snapshot of SuSE open source, open standards, and vendor-independent cloud infrastructure solutions.

Relying on open solutions such as the SuSE Enterprise Cloud infrastructure, customers can have a more robust view of the private cloud infrastructure across physical and virtual environments, making resources better utilized and business more efficient. "We have successfully commercialized enterprise-class quality Open-source software for 20 years."

Today, we have helped more than 13,000 customers to run their business on SuSE Linux Enterprise in a more efficient and cost-effective manner, while providing technical support that has been recognized as the industry's best Linux support service in a number of independent studies.

SuSE company president and general manager Nils Brauckmann said. "Customers need insight to achieve greater scale while maintaining efficiency." SUSE Cloud infrastructure is built on open standards and interfaces, so we can provide the foundation that customers need to build affordable cloud infrastructures that support critical business workloads. "

Based on the OpenStack interconnected cloud computing platform project, SUSE Enterprise Cloud infrastructure runs on SUSE Linux Enterprise server, leveraging such SUSE Tools such as studio and SuSE Manager. The SuSE tools, OpenStack, and SuSE have the integration of the market leadership of the most certified software and hardware vendors (8,500 and 13,000, respectively) in the Linux distribution, eliminating many of the complex, high cost, and risk issues associated with migrating to cloud computing.

"For now, using the OpenStack component to build cloud infrastructure solutions is not a simple task." "said Gary Chen, the software research manager for Cloud and virtualization systems at IDC. "With its new Diablo image, SuSE makes it easier to build open source private clouds, and we are delighted to see SuSE become a member of OpenStack, dedicated to making openstack easier to deploy and use." "

"SuSE company based on OpenStack SuSE Cloud proven SuSE is committed to our projects and mission to create truly usable, scalable open source software." "Jonathan Bryce, chairman of the Rackspace Cloud founder and OpenStack Project Policy Committee, said.

At the same time, he said: "As a viable open source cloud standard, OpenStack development momentum is not reduced." We welcome SuSE to join the OpenStack community and look forward to its contribution to strengthening components and delivering enterprise-class quality solutions.

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