OpenNebula Review

I like that it is open source - which means you can modify any part of their code to suit your needs without paying them money! They do have some very expensive features but if they are required then this should be discussed with support before purchasing because there may well not even exist another solution out-there at all affordable enough (even by comparison) in terms of cost per month/year etc.. Their customer service department has been absolutely brilliant throughout our relationship…

I like that it has a lot of different features. It is very easy to use and understand. Some functions are not as intuitive as they could be. If you have a large system with many components then it can take some time to set up but once you get it working well it is great. Once you have it set up you will never want to go back. The best part is that it can be used at any stage in your cloud journey. We started our cloud journey using other solutions but when we realized what was available with…

The best thing about open nebula is its ease of use which makes it accessible to all users irrespective their level experience in cloud computing or networking infrastructure domain as well! It also has very good support from community at large who are willing enough help you out whenever required without any hesitation whatsoever!! Not much but if there was one I would like more integration with other tools such us VMWare vCenter etc., so that i could have better control over my virtualization

The UI is very easy to use! It has all of my favorite cloud management tools together in one place (VMWare vCenter server support). I also like that you can configure it as an external service provider with multiple vendors such as AWS or Microsoft Azure. There are still some features missing from this software compared other competitors but they have been actively working towards getting those added over time so keep them updated. If your looking out there at least consider giving open Nebula…

It is easy to use interface with many features that are helpful in managing cloud infrastructures or even data center environments. The software can be used as an open source solution which means it's not expensive at all. There isn't anything I dislike about this product but maybe you need more training before using the system completely since some operations like creating new virtual machine types require very specific knowledge of how things work internally within Nebula platform. But…

I like that it is open source software allowing anyone to use without any restrictions. It's pretty easy once you get your hands dirty with Linux commands which helps getting started fast! You'll need linux skills in order to run this as-is especially when configuring templates or creating new images. If there are no windows VMs available then using vmware player could be an alternative since it has limited hardware requirements (2GB RAM). Using cloud instances instead of dedicated servers can…