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A Cloud Architect’s Guide to Open Distributed Clouds
Leverage the power of public clouds using existing infrastructure anywhere — without vendor lock-in
Enterprises are expanding their use of cloud computing in ways that increasingly span multiple public clouds, private data centers, and edge locations. A distributed cloud lets companies leverage the power of cloud computing at any of the above locations to deliver greater business value with new use cases previously not feasible.
This white paper describes the three main components of an open distributed-cloud service and introduces Platform9 as the #1 such provider:
- A SaaS control plane that makes it delightfully easy to build and operate clouds anywhere.
- Managed open-source services that use 100% open-source stacks and components to deliver bare-metal, container, virtualization, and supporting platform services.
- Support for diverse, distributed infrastructure with out-of-the-box plugins and integrations for public clouds (AWS, GCP, Azure), public-cloud Kubernetes services (EKS, AKS, GKE), and multiple operating systems such as CentOS and Ubuntu.