Cloud.com Releases CloudStack 2.2
Cloud.com today announced the release of CloudStack 2.2, the latest version of its open source cloud computing platform.
CloudStack, a comprehensive, open source software solution designed to accelerate the deployment, management and configuration of highly-scalable public and private infrastructure as a service(IaaS) clouds, is now available.
Features include hypervisor independence, advanced networking configuration, borderless scalability, streamlined administration, hybrid cloud ready, and overall stability and usability improvements.
Cloud.com does offer trial subscriptions for CloudStack and users can choose between the Cloud.com Open Source Download and the Cloud.com Commercial Product Evaluation.
More information on Cloud.com and CloudStack 2.2 can be found on the Cloud.com website.
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