DreamHost adds new OpenStack updates to DreamCompute
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DreamHost publicized the launch of an updated Havana version of its DreamCompute beta service, earlier this month. DreamCompute is a public computing service which was launched by DreamHost in 2012.
DreamCompute is a marvelous service which consists of Ceph block storage service known as DreamBlocks, OpenStack, Virtual Machine Management and software-described networking. DreamCompute also consists of completely isolated tenant networks which supports IPV6 and do not use VLANs.
DreamHost has been making continuous efforts in order to improve this computing service. DreamCompute is available in configurations ranging from 1GB memory to 1VCPU to 128 GB memory and 64 VCPU.
Recently DreamHost has employed some updates in the OpenStack features of DreamCompute. Havana version of OpenStack was released in October ’13 and is the 18th successful open source cloud computing service.
OpenStack is an integral part of various firms. It is required for formulating various cloud computing plans. DreamHost has been bringing new innovations to OpenStack every now and then.
