Open Source Clouds: Linux Distributions Choose Sides

Posted by thevarguy2 on Oct 27, 2011 12:08 PM EDT
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Red Hat, Canonical (Ubuntu) and SUSE already compete in the Linux market. Now, they’ll increasingly compete in the cloud computing world. Both SUSE (owned by Attachmate) and Ubuntu are getting cozy with OpenStack, the open source cloud standard initially promoted by Rackspace and NASA. On the flip-side, Red Hat is marching forward with its own cloud standards. Here's the showdown.

Red Hat, Canonical (Ubuntu) and SUSE already compete in the Linux market. Now, they’ll increasingly compete in the cloud computing world. Both SUSE (owned by Attachmate) and Ubuntu are getting cozy with OpenStack, the open source cloud standard initially promoted by Rackspace and NASA. On the flip-side, Red Hat is marching forward with its own cloud standards. Here's the showdown.

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