Re:It is no longer safe to move our governments and societie...
by 0xbadcafebee on Monday February 24, 2025 @10:53AM
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In the US:
- The one I have experience using is Genesis Hosting out of Chicago. Their website looks like it's from 1997, because it is from 1997... But they provide a nice OpenStack solution that works well.
- I haven't used Vexxhost, they seem to provide something OpenStack-related, but their website is all marketing bullshit, so I have no idea what you actually get.
- RamNode seems to provide access to the OpenStack API.
In Europe:
- OVH Public Cloud is still short on details, but based on some verbiage buried in the marketing BS, it looks like you do get an OpenStack interface.
- Open Telekom Cloud by T-Mobile seems to give you an OpenStack interface.
- Acville Cloud is based in Romania.
- Cyso Cloud (formerly Fuga Cloud) is based in the Netherlands.
- IntoVPS seems to provide its services on OpenStack, but no idea if the API is open. They build a custom OpenStack console called Fleio.
- The one I have experience using is Genesis Hosting out of Chicago. Their website looks like it's from 1997, because it is from 1997... But they provide a nice OpenStack solution that works well.
- I haven't used Vexxhost, they seem to provide something OpenStack-related, but their website is all marketing bullshit, so I have no idea what you actually get.
- RamNode seems to provide access to the OpenStack API.
In Europe:
- OVH Public Cloud is still short on details, but based on some verbiage buried in the marketing BS, it looks like you do get an OpenStack interface.
- Open Telekom Cloud by T-Mobile seems to give you an OpenStack interface.
- Acville Cloud is based in Romania.
- Cyso Cloud (formerly Fuga Cloud) is based in the Netherlands.
- IntoVPS seems to provide its services on OpenStack, but no idea if the API is open. They build a custom OpenStack console called Fleio.
There's a lot more listed here: https://www.openstack.org/marketplace/public-clouds/