Sardina Systems Announces Support for New OpenStack Release Liberty

Sardina Systems Announces Support for New OpenStack Release Liberty

New OpenStack delivering higher stability, efficiency, with FishOS

Tallinn, Estonia (10 Nov 2015) — Sardina Systems, the advanced Estonian developer of data center management and automation software, today announces availability of support for the new Liberty release of OpenStack.

Sardina FishOS includes a whole distribution of OpenStack, coupled with Sardina Systems’ unique FishDirector data center automation suite, to enable data center operators to lower OpenStack data center operations costs, in a flexible, extensible and scalable manner.

“We have integrated and validated the new advancements improvements of Liberty. We are glad to be able to provide this release rapidly to our customers, while continuing to support customers running earlier versions,” said Anna Panchenko, VP of Marketing of Sardina Systems.

Sardina FishOS, incorporating OpenStack Liberty, is the only solution in the market actively otimizing server utilization, and has been proven to scale. The uniquely scalable features of FishOS allow for a truly global view of data centers with no data center partitioning needed.

“Data center operators will be able to achieve increase in productivity and lower cost of cloud data center operations, increasing reliability and manageability of cloud resources via automation,” said Sergey Konkin, Chief Technology Officer of Sardina Systems.

Customers can also build on FishOS’ open architecture which is fully extensible and reusable. Now FishOS users can be more confident in the reliability of their data center, and can reap the benefits from old and new OpenStack versions, taking advantage of the advancements in OpenStack.

FishOS can help data center operators lower energy OpEx, reduce hardware and facilities CapEx through improved server utilization.

For more information, go to www.sardinasystems.com or contact sales@sardinasystems.com.

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