Category: Cloud Computing

I have to rant a little bit. Recently I was involved in a conversation about the wonders of devops and how it was changing the concerns of IT. The conversation spawned from the growing importance of cloud providers and the impact they are having on enterprises of every size and across industries. Specifically, with the high-quality services the cloud […]

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When I first came to SUSE, our relationship with Fujitsu was on a more regional basis. We have a very close relationship with Fujitsu in Central Europe and I like to think it is because our companies hold the same values: both companies are committed to innovating products that are insanely reliable, both companies are […]

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If you’re reading this you probably know what PaaS and Cloud Foundry are. You probably also know that SUSE has its own flavor of Cloud Foundry. But what’s different in this flavor of ours? First, let me mention that we haven’t removed any functionality – we support everything that upstream does. Everything that’s supposed to be […]

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As a relative newcomer to SUSE, it’s a pleasure to be writing my first blog to introduce myself, and to look at the recent OpenStack Queens release. Although I’ve only been with SUSE for just over a month now, I’ve been working in the as-a-Service and Cloud world for over twenty years (yes, I don’t […]

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A couple of months ago, Alan Clark who is with the SUSE CTO office sat down with Yoshiya Eto in a series of interviews that covered a wide range of subjects. One of the topics is around Fujitsu’s involvement in the OpenStack project. One area where Fujitsu has heavily contributed is to the OpenStack Bare […]

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TidalScale has announced  support for their Software-defined Server  product with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 12.  TidalScale also announced their achievement of SUSE Ready Certification.  What is a Software-defined Server?  TidalScale refers to it as an inverse hypervisor technology. Unlike traditional virtualization, their software sits between the bare metal and the operating system.  It enables […]

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With the recent release of the SUSE Cloud Application Platform based on Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes, you might be wondering what benefits SUSE brings to these open source projects. Let me share with you some details about being a trusted source and enterprise-ready. SUSE has been a major player in the open source industry for […]

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As fortune 500 organizations across all industries are transforming into software businesses to compete in quickly changing markets, we were interested in understanding what our ISVs were planning to do to leverage containers to support their customers’ transformation.   Most of the research surveying container solutions thus far is focused on how organizations transform their IT […]

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The next OpenStack Summit will be here before we know it and as a long-standing member of and contributor to the OpenStack community, we have proposed a number of sessions that we believe will be of interest to the community.  Covering topics from specific OpenStack project insights to broader integration topics of using OpenStack with Ceph, […]

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I recently had the opportunity to attend Dynatrace Perform in Las Vegas, which was billed as the event for those who view digital performance management as critical to their business. So, what’s digital performance management all about, how is Dynatrace meeting customer needs, and what can they do for you if you’re using SUSE platform […]

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