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SUSE Cloud 3 Released, Based On OpenStack Havana

Written by Michael Larabel in SUSE on 20 February 2014 at 11:15 AM EST. Add A Comment

Version 3 of SUSE Cloud has been released as the enterprise-focused OpenStack distribution for building out IaaS private clouds.

SUSE Cloud 3 was announced this morning in Germany as the company's latest cloud offering and built atop the OpenStack "Havana" release. SUSE Cloud 3 has full support for Orchestration and Telemetry, improved productivity and resource efficiency, virtualization improvements, and many other enhancements.

Those interested in SUSE's enterprise cloud offering can find more details at SUSE.com.

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