This has resulted in increased demands on control and availability of Cloud services that need to be more stringent, putting power and agility back into the hands of an organisation’s IT teams.
Public Cloud technologies like AWS, Azure or the Google Cloud Platform provide a lot of possibilities, but they leave a gap which OpenStack is aiming to bridge in the Private Cloud arena. Despite the recent decline in the adoption of Private Cloud operating systems stated in the 2017 ‘State of the Cloud’ study by Rightscale. Openstack is an anomaly amongst its Private Cloud peers, and is steadily rising according to the same study.
