Cloud Infrastructure Platforms

[HostColor]

Hi guys,

We run OpenNebula based Cloud. Yesterday we ran into a very weird software issue, having one of the VMs in "Pending" status after a reboot, without being able to do nothing. We're speaking with the OpenNebula support and are about to deepen our knowledge of this Cloud automation PaaS. It is not what I would like to chat to you however.

I was wandering what kind of Cloud IaaS and/or PaaS platform you guys use (have experience with) to create and managing Cloud infrastructure? I mean specifically for creating Virtual Instances (VMs)?

 

[hostinghouston]

We use OnApp and love it. It's very powerful and feature rich, although a little pricey, the support is amazing and they will go above and beyond to assist you with anything you need help with. You get what you pay for and I highly recommend OnApp for Cloud.

 

[Blast]

OnApp is good enough to be tried.
Why not?

 

[Cloudcom]

CloudStack or OpenStack is good. They are having good uptime with stability and most important security.

Updates are available and not redundant in market.

 

[HostColor]

OnApp is good enough to be tried. Why not?

Good to know? Di you test it?

 

[BradatA2Hosting]

Through our various tests, we found that CloudStack is the most mature of the options currently available.

 

[valley_webuzo]

Amazon AWS also has a very good platform. Pay-as-you-go

 

[4D Hosting]

In my last company we had a platform based on open stack which needed quite a lot of dev work, at my present company we use onapp, I wouldn't have the technical knowledge to say which is better but opapp as an out of the box solution does seem to have a lot more set up.

 

[NetCloud]

Vote for Onapp because ease of use.

 

[micohosting]

OnApp and Cloudstack are the best in my opinion! Give them a try!