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Canonical
on 29 August 2013

Ubuntu OpenStack factsheet

OpenStack Ubuntu Advantage Ubuntu Advantage for infrastructure

Ubuntu OpenStack offers an industry-leading, powerful toolset to enable you to build the most flexible and reliable cloud on OpenStack. What exactly makes up the Ubuntu OpenStack offer? How does Canonical engage with cloud providers, and what can you expect from an Ubuntu OpenStack cloud?

This factsheet tells you everything you need to know about Ubuntu OpenStack.

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