The company joins OpenInfra Europe in its mission to protect the future of OpenStack amid regulatory changes in Europe while promoting collaboration and contributing to the progress of the open source community.
According to reports, more than 38% of the members of the OpenInfra Foundation are based in Europe, highlighting the region’s significance in the open-source landscape. European companies and independent developers have long been active contributors to OpenStack. However, recent regulatory changes within the EU serve as a reminder that the community must unite to ensure a prosperous future for OpenStack.
As a Europe-based company, Sardina Systems understands the importance of collective action in addressing risks that may impede the growth of open source infrastructure in the region. Find out more about these challenges in this article.
“The establishment of OpenInfra Europe marks a significant milestone for the entire community. In the face of regional and political challenges, it is crucial that advocates of open-source infrastructure come together, leveraging a unified voice to tackle these issues. This principle lies at the core of the open-source spirit and philosophy,”
Kenneth Tan, Executive Director of Sardina Systems.
As a steadfast contributor to the development of OpenStack, Sardina Systems boasts a team with over 11 years of experience in the OpenStack ecosystem. Our flagship product, FishOS, is built on OpenStack and provides a comprehensive suite for cloud management. Despite concerns regarding the complexity of deploying and operating OpenStack, FishOS simplifies these processes, optimizing resource utilization, reducing costs, and enhancing reliability.
Through our partnership with OpenInfra Europe, Sardina Systems aims to protect and strengthen the European open source community. We are dedicated to fostering collaborative efforts that collectively address challenges, ensuring the sustained growth and resilience of open source projects across Europe.
As Sardina Systems embarks on this new chapter, we invite you to stay connected for updates on our joint efforts with OpenInfra Europe. Exciting updates on our collaborative activities and initiatives will be coming your way.
To learn more about OpenInfra Europe’s mission and the transformative power of open-source infrastructure, we encourage you to visit their website at: https://openinfraeurope.org/