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Having that in mind (and since I'm not trying to sell you anything), there are a couple of things: 1. Dead easy to deploy (weeks) versus months/years for OpenStack (i.e. "turnkey" solution, already packaged into single daemon, instead of having to build it from LEGO bricks like in case of OpenStack) 1. Dead easy to deploy (weeks) versus months/years for OpenStack 1. Dead easy to deploy (weeks) versus months/years for OpenStack 2. Seamless upgrade (30min or more, depending on your install size) with very few engineers and zero $$$ 2. Seamless upgrade (30min or more, depending on your install size) with very few engineers and zero $$$ 2. Seamless upgrade (30min or more, depending on your install size) with very few engineers and zero $$$ Once you have your cloud in production, you will appreciate these two ^^^ more than anything else in the world, and will repeat it yourself and praise the day when you actually decided to go with CloudStack. 3. CloudStack does only IaaS and does it very well, with support for multiple hypervisors (XenServer,KVM,VMware being used heavily in production), multiple storage backends and an excellent networking model, etc, etc. 4. CloudStack also support spinning Kubernetes clusters ( https://www.shapeblue.com/cloudstack-container-service/) 5. That being said, no other XXXaaS support atm. 6. As Nux said, you won't break your bank with CloudStack 7. The "problem" you probably have - there is no hype, no marketing, no big vendor names around CloudStack - since it not a Mission Impossible (tm) to install and thus not in vendors' interest to offer integration services for big $$$. Check the "known" user list (i.e. not everyone is happy to share that they are running CloudStack): https://cloudstack.apache.org/users.html Just a couple of sound names from the above list: Apple, British Telecom, KDDI (second largest telco in Japan), China Telecom, etc. and MANY other sound names - check the list - it speaks better than anything else. Hope that helps. Regards, Andrija On Fri, 14 Jun 2019 at 12:24, ghadge.dhairy...@gmail.com < ghadge.dhairy...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > On 2019/06/13 10:26:14, Nux! <n...@li.nux.ro> wrote: > > Hello, > > > > 1. You can use terraform (or/and ansible) for this. > > 2. No such thing, but again you can leverage some DIY, terraform, > ansible etc to achieve the same. > > > > Also, Cloudstack has a great thing going for it which you can't find in > Openstack: you don't need a full team of developers to operate it and > commercial support for it won't break the bank. ;-) > > > > -- > > Sent from the Delta quadrant using Borg technology! > > > > Nux! > > www.nux.ro > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "ghadge dhairya23" <ghadge.dhairy...@gmail.com> > > > To: "users" <users@cloudstack.apache.org> > > > Sent: Wednesday, 12 June, 2019 05:43:31 > > > Subject: Cloudstack orchestration feature > > > > > Hi all, > > > I have been exploring cloudstack cloud platform while comparing it with > > > openstack cloud platform. > > > I am a little skeptical about which solution to use as our cloud > platform > > > between cloudstack and openstack. > > > Following are the difficulties I am facing which comparing these two > solutions. > > > > > > 1.) Openstack has HEAT as the component for orchestration of > application VM's > > > deployed and the cloud setup services as well. Is there any > orchestration > > > feature in cloudstack which provides autoscaling feature for the > application > > > deployed in it? > > > > > > 2.) Openstack has TROVE for DBaaS which takes care of the entire > lifecycle of > > > the database service which includes deployment, configuration, > replication, > > > failover, backup, patching, restores. > > > Is there any similar service in cloudstack for providing DBaaS? > > > Hi! > Thanks for the reply. > Cloudstack documentation says that it has orchestration feature for its > applications, but couldnt find any details regarding the same. > Also, for big data hadoop clusters provisioning, SAHARA component is used > in openstack. > This is feature is not there in cloudstack. > The serverless functionality feature "Qinling" in openstack is not there > in cloudstack > > Are there any points of cloudstack which completely outshines itself from > openstack. > > Thankyou!! > -- Andrija Panić
