RightScale to support Ubuntu in the Clouds

By Tarry Singh at 16 March, 2009, 8:15 am

“Ubuntu is the fastest-growing Linux distribution, and we anticipate that cloud computing will be an increasingly active area of development for the large Ubuntu community,” said Thorsten von Eicken, RightScale CTO and founder. “RightScale’s cloud management platform removes much of the complexity and risk from cloud computing, providing an easy way for Ubuntu developers to ‘test the waters’ of cloud computing or even deploy full production cloud applications for cost-effective, on-demand IT.”

RightScale’s Web-based cloud management platform lets any organization tap the enormous power of cloud computing for scalable, cost-effective IT infrastructure on demand, with complete control and portability. RightScale reduces the complexity of cloud deployments, enabling organizations to launch business-critical applications in a matter of hours, without the risk of lock-in.

The RightScale Platform now includes a full suite of cloud-ready ServerTemplates for Ubuntu, which are pre-built templates for common server configurations – such as scalable web and application arrays, database clusters, and grids – all running on Ubuntu. RightScale’s ServerTemplates make it easy to deploy, manage and dynamically scale even complex, multi-cloud applications on the fully automated RightScale Platform.

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