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What if your Kubernetes clusters could scale all the way down to zero? We’ve rolled out a powerful update to the Magnum Cluster API driver that gives you more control, more efficiency, and a whole new level of flexibility.

What happens when research outgrows its cloud? See how UB revamped its HPC with Atmosphere OpenStack for better scalability, automation, and performance.

This post looks at why open-source clouds democratize access to advanced technology, and how Atmosphere helps companies use OpenStack without wrestling with all the usual headaches.

Our latest Magnum Cluster API driver update brings intelligent SCSI disk bus support and a next-level migration to Rust, delivering greater scalability, efficiency, and innovation.

Managing an on-premise cloud is complex, requiring time and resources for deployment, security, and scalability, often diverting teams from their core goals.

Questions linger around essential features such as high availability for VMs, entering maintenance mode, the efficiency of DRS, the nuances of storage integration, and among others, the simplicity of updates.

CPUs can’t keep up with AI workloads—but GPUs can. See how OpenStack, Kubernetes, and PCI passthrough supercharge AI/ML performance while ensuring seamless deployment and scalability.

The latest release of Atmosphere, now supporting the OpenStack Dalmatian, features a suite of enhancements. Key updates include a new streamlined upgrade process, advanced Keystone role configurations for Keycloak realms, and enhanced Neutron policy checks for address pair management. Additionally, significant security upgrades have been implemented for the Horizon service, alongside performance improvements in networking with OVN and DPDK interface configurations.

As businesses seek greater flexibility, cost efficiency, and vendor independence, many are migrating from VMware to OpenStack. However, transitioning between cloud platforms can be complex, requiring careful planning, seamless integration, and minimal downtime. That’s where Atmosphere comes in.

In today’s digital landscape, agility and efficiency are paramount for businesses of all sizes. Traditional network architectures, often rigid and complex, can struggle to keep pace with the ever-changing demands of modern applications and cloud environments.