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[phactor]

Hello,

I'm thinking in setup a small cloud platform to my company. I checked a few solutions, and fuscan / onapp seem to be good and with a decent pricing.

In your opinion/experience what is the best? Does anyone use it?

Thanks in advance for your opinions.

[phactor]

anyone that uses it and have an opinion?

[VN-Ken]

We plan on testing out onapp early next week hopefully. We're having scheduling problems with onapp which keeps delaying the process. I looked at Fuscan as well, but there was something that I didn't like with it. Can't recall what it was.

[eming]

Ken, could you email me: ditlev@onapp.com, and I will get you in contact with the guys at OnApp that can help you.


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[VN-Ken]

Originally Posted by eming

Ken, could you email me: ditlev@onapp.com, and I will get you in contact with the guys at OnApp that can help you.


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Just sent you an e-mail Ditlev.

Thanks.

[Brad Groux]

I'm having a webinar with OnApp on Wednesday morning to check it out in detail. I read somewhere that they are giving a year's worth of licenses for free to new customers, and if that's the case (I have yet to confirm it) it would be a steal.

Their licensing is basically $10 per CPU core. Located it, from their licensing page they say they are giving you 100 free core licenses for a year, with free 15-minute SLA support and free setup and integration. If this is truly a case it is a steal... and I'm guessing they are doing this to expand their market share for future growth.

[eming]

I can confirm those prices/terms.


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[Brad Groux]

Originally Posted by eming

I can confirm those prices/terms.


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Pretty incredible, thanks Ditlev. Any details on the upcoming iPhone app? I'd prefer iPad =)

[Gary4gar]

Have a look at openstack.org - Innovative, open source cloud computing software for building reliable cloud infrastructure.

[LV-Matt]

I had one this morning with OnApp, but unfortunately, my microphone stopped working .

[WebGuyz]

Originally Posted by Gary4gar

Have a look at openstack.org - Innovative, open source cloud computing software for building reliable cloud infrastructure.

This doesn't look like a product thats anywhere close to being ready. Have you got it running? Know anyone who does??

[Jacob Wall]

Originally Posted by WebGuyz

This doesn't look like a product thats anywhere close to being ready. Have you got it running? Know anyone who does??

Openstack is what Rackspace uses/developed with the help of NASA. Whether you go with OnApp or Openstack you'll be in good hands. I can say though I'd rather use OnApp. I had the pleasure of going to hostingcon and having time to mess around with OnApp, quite a good product.

Cheers,

[Brad Groux]

Originally Posted by Gary4gar

Have a look at openstack.org - Innovative, open source cloud computing software for building reliable cloud infrastructure.

OpenStack is not currently an out of the box solution with full support. This is a huge problem with open source products in the enterprise, most Fortune 500 companies want the piece of mind knowing that they have experts on the other line who can help them with any problems they have.

I'm not saying OpenStack is bad, but my cloud project I am working on focuses on businesses that tend to avoid open source like the plague... and if I don't listen to their needs someone else will.

[GMichael]

Anyone ready or experienced enough to compare OnApp with AppLogic from 3tera?

Cheers,
Michael

[KDAWebServices]

Yes

They're both quite different products, OnApp is out of the box as it gives you the end user control panel. AppLogic is more aimed at creating complex applications and connections between them.

Thanks,