Hi Paolo, I just checked, its possible for CSA to have a workflow for provisioning Solaris in SPARC. Actually, we've had a local use case for this with HP Integrity. Not sure about the other tools.
Jerome On Thu, Dec 4, 2014 at 8:00 PM, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > This is part of the greater Cloud Automation and Orchestration practice > and borderline Business Service Management. Your peer was right to point at > vRealize but a bit off with OpenStack. The Ironic project in OpenStack has > promise to evolve into something you are envisioning. > > Your commercial options are: > > 1. HP Cloud Service Automation (CSA) - Disclosure (again), I work for HP > and also handle the CSA product. > 2. VMware vRealize > 3. and to a certain extent, Red Hat CloudForms/ManageIQ > > You may also want to check out Mirantis Fuel. > > I'm pretty sure your UNIX requirements can only be addressed by CSA and an > IBM solution. > > Jerome > > > On Thu, Dec 4, 2014 at 7:43 PM, Paolo Falcone <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> I'd like to ask for possible hints if there are open source and >> commercial offerings for public + private cloud controllers: >> >> 1. Priority is constructing an internal cloud system to repurpose >> machines that will be freed up. >> 2. In the event that there's not enough capacity internally, spin >> instances in the public cloud (we use Rackspace Cloud) >> 3. Have an interface wherein developers can select a list of profiles and >> software collections to be configured on the vm to be provisioned. And >> perhaps a download vm facility. >> 4. As my employer is in the financial industry, supporting Solaris 10 is >> a must (at least just on x86, though we do have solaris sparc and aix being >> supported, and HPUX itanium looming on the horizon. >> >> Someone pointed me to both VCAC (now vrealize) and Openstack, then I >> guess I need to weave in configuration management capabilities. Making one >> is still in the cards though I'd definitely want to avoid that nuclear >> option. >> >> Paolo >> > >
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