9.2
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OpenStack is a versatile and robust tool that offers extensive control over cloud services. Users appreciate the ability to customize services at a root level, making it ideal for creating cloud platforms on on-premise hardware. The visualization interface provides clear infrastructure insights. Despite its strengths, there are some challenges. Users find ...Read more
Highly customizable and controllable, allowing modification at root levels for service personalization.
Extensive features covering virtualization, networking, and container support, meeting diverse infrastructure needs.
Strong community support and collaborative environment for development and contributions.
Empowers developers with self-service options, promoting agility in deploying and monitoring services.
Steep learning curve and complexity in setup, especially for large-scale deployments.
Documentation gaps and rough architecture may lead to challenges during integration and setup.
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Rohit K
01/12/16
"Good solution for private or on-premise cloud infrastructure"
What do you like best about OpenStack? Openstack has an extensive API for all it's core services like Compute, Storage and Networking. Being open source, and flexibly licensed, it allows customized deployment as well as functionality. Support for a lot of hardware and software backends, due to it's pluggable, modular architecture is another big plus. What do you dislike about OpenStack? Scale issues are still unaddressed for years. Doesn't scale well for large deployments, let aside public ...
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Timothy S
01/12/16
"Using OpenStack"
What do you like best about OpenStack? The main benefit of OpenStack that I like the best is to not be tied to one vendor or another. Being able to switch vendors is very important. The pricing of OpenStack and the open source nature is extremely important as well. It is also wide spread so you can use it at hundreds of companies from small shops to online hosting to media companies.Using OpenOpenStack as a platform What do you dislike about OpenStack? The architecture is still a little ...
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RK
Rohit K
01/12/16
"Good solution for private or on-premise cloud infrastructure"
What do you like best about OpenStack? Openstack has an extensive API for all it's core services like Compute, Storage and Networking. Being open source, and flexibly licensed, it allows customized deployment as well as functionality. Support for a lot of hardware and software backends, due to it's pluggable, modular architecture is another big plus. What do you dislike about OpenStack? Scale issues are still unaddressed for years. Doesn't scale well for large deployments, let aside public ...
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AU
Anonymous User
01/12/16
"HPE OpenStack Developer (Freezer Team Core Developer)"
What do you like best about OpenStack? OpenStack is truly opensource project and everyone can use it or change whatever he wants. For developers it means that you always can know what is under the hood. For companies it means possibility to try OpenStack or use it without expenses on licenses. OpenStack has modular architecture that allows you to select a set of services that you need or create and integrate your own service (For example your own billing or integration with services of your ...
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Timothy S
01/12/16
"Using OpenStack"
What do you like best about OpenStack? The main benefit of OpenStack that I like the best is to not be tied to one vendor or another. Being able to switch vendors is very important. The pricing of OpenStack and the open source nature is extremely important as well. It is also wide spread so you can use it at hundreds of companies from small shops to online hosting to media companies.Using OpenOpenStack as a platform What do you dislike about OpenStack? The architecture is still a little ...
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AU
Anonymous User
01/11/16
"Working with OpenStack"
What do you like best about OpenStack? Easy horizontal scaling and fast deployment vs other solutions available. Also feels more polished when it comes to bigger scale. Once I got started I started appreciating Keystone really soon. It's really a valuable tool. I also integrated Horizon and Heat to go along our existing development 'platform'. What do you dislike about OpenStack? A bit time consuming to integrate into existing development cycle. Training is needed to get started as soon as ...
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Jimmy C
01/11/16
"Casual admin"
What do you like best about OpenStack? Open source and quick learning curve. Massive community support. What do you dislike about OpenStack? Massive amount of dependencies and heavy installation process. What problems is OpenStack solving and how is that benefiting you? Managing vm's. This fulfills the need and then some.
CW
Chas W
01/11/16
"Infrastructure automation and rapid prototyping"
What do you like best about OpenStack? I think a REST interface for monitoring and controlling my infrastructure. I love software defined networking and the ability to quickly experiment with possible configurations on a large and inter-regional scale. As a developer who's used to working with a separate infrastructure team, self-service is incredibly empowering. It means that I can not only write but deploy and monitor new products and features at any time with zero friction. It makes our ...
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Yann G
01/11/16
"OpenStack for dev worksapce"
What do you like best about OpenStack? OpenStack is very good platform to deploy SaaS infrastructure. I can use it to start developper workspace every morning and is scalable for new hire ! What do you dislike about OpenStack? UI part is not really ok at this moment, is very laggy and start time of instance is also long... What problems is OpenStack solving and how is that benefiting you? Have the ability to share server computing between many developpers to create/start dev workspace every ...
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CW
Chas W
01/11/16
"Infrastructure automation and rapid prototyping"
What do you like best about OpenStack? I think a REST interface for monitoring and controlling my infrastructure. I love software defined networking and the ability to quickly experiment with possible configurations on a large and inter-regional scale. As a developer who's used to working with a separate infrastructure team, self-service is incredibly empowering. It means that I can not only write but deploy and monitor new products and features at any time with zero friction. It makes our ...
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