GroundWork Open Source Inc. and Eucalyptus Systems to Begin Recruiting Users for Private Cloud Program
Beta program to utilize new management technology
Enterprise management company GroundWork Open Source and open source cloud computing company Eucalyptus have teamed up to launch the GroundWork Monitor Enterprise Cloud beta program.
The program will use GroundWork's new Monitor Enterprise Cloud to coordinate and display performance information and application availability over a Eucalyptus private cloud. Services offered in the beta program include access to Eucalyptus Enterprise Edition, public or private cloud-hosted applications and infrastructure, and expert assistance for the duration of the beta.
People interested in the program should visit http://www.gwos.com/products/Enterprise_Cloud_beta.html.
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