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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 pr
by 0xbadcafebee 2y ago
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.
There's a lot more listed here: https://www.openstack.org/marketplace/public-clouds/ https://www.openstack.org/marketplace/public-clouds/