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Pluribus Networks Partners with Oracle Solaris on OpenStack Plug-Ins for SDN

Pluribus Networks Partners with Oracle Solaris on OpenStack Plug-Ins for SDN Pluribus Networks
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Pluribus Networks, the company that brings together compute, network and storage into a single platform, partners with Oracle to integrate its innovative network hypervisor software, Netvisor®, with Oracle Solaris 11 to power the Pluribus Freedom Server-Switch product line. Oracle customers can now deploy turnkey cloud solutions with a compute, network, storage and virtualization infrastructure operated under Oracle Solaris’ consistent cloud automation. 

Among others, Oracle and Pluribus Networks customers who have gone into production since the release of Oracle Solaris 11, will have the ability to use OpenStack to manage Oracle Solaris 11 running on compute nodes via the plug-ins. The turnkey OpenStack-based cloud architecture will help to eliminate costly integration and testing work for enterprise private clouds and enable elastic provisioning of virtual networking services.

 

"As a sponsor of the OpenStack Foundation, we are committed to offering our customers the ability to manage Oracle cloud products and services using OpenStack,” said Markus Flierl, vice president, Oracle Solaris. “By integrating Pluribus Networks’ innovative network hypervisor and Freedom Server-Switch platform into the Oracle Solaris ecosystem, our joint customers will soon be able to use OpenStack as a common cloud management infrastructure across compute, network and storage.”

“We are delighted that Oracle will be leveraging Pluribus Networks’ open platform to deliver an unparalleled level of cloud infrastructure integration where compute, network, storage and virtualization can operate as an extension of each other under the Oracle Solaris architecture,” said Kumar Srikantan, CEO of Pluribus Networks.

 

 
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