Best Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) Providers for Airstack

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    Microsoft Azure Reviews
    Top Pick
    Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform that allows you to quickly develop, test and manage applications. Azure. Invent with purpose. With more than 100 services, you can turn ideas into solutions. Microsoft continues to innovate to support your development today and your product visions tomorrow. Open source and support for all languages, frameworks and languages allow you to build what you want and deploy wherever you want. We can meet you at the edge, on-premises, or in the cloud. Services for hybrid cloud enable you to integrate and manage your environments. Secure your environment from the ground up with proactive compliance and support from experts. This is a trusted service for startups, governments, and enterprises. With the numbers to prove it, the cloud you can trust.
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    MAAS Reviews

    MAAS

    Canonical

    $30
    Remote self-service installation of Windows, CentOS and ESXi on real servers transforms your data centre into a bare-metal cloud. Metal-As-A-Service, (MAAS), provisioning with Windows and ESXi. Bare metal cloud with available servers. Remote edge cluster operations. Infrastructure monitoring and discovery. Integration of Ansible, Chef and Puppet, SALT and Juju Very fast installation from scratch. VMWare ESXi for Windows, CentOS OS, RHEL and Ubuntu. Pre-installed apps can be used to create custom images. Disk and network configuration. API-driven DHCP and DNS, PXE and IPAM. Provisioning via REST API LDAP user authentication. Role-based access control. Hardware testing and commissioning. MAAS' optimised image-based installer makes it possible to install OS in record time. All certified servers from major vendors are compatible. Finds servers in racks, data centre networks, and chassis. Supports major system BMCs as well as chassis controllers.
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    Multipass Reviews
    With one command, you can instantly create an Ubuntu VM. Multipass can launch virtual machines, configure them with cloud init like a public cloud, and even run them. Free prototyping of your cloud launch locally Multipass will show you how easy it can be to have a lightweight cloud in your hands within five minutes. Let's start a few LTS instances. Let's list them, exec one command, use cloud init, and clean up any old instances. The Ubuntu Server CLI cheatsheet is your quick guide to learning Linux command line, from basic file management to deploying Kubernetes or OpenStack. Multipass is a command-line interface that allows you to launch, manage, and otherwise fiddle with Linux instances. A minty-fresh image can be downloaded in a matter of seconds and a VM can then be up and running in minutes. Launch Ubuntu instances and initialize them with cloud-init metadata such as AWS, Azure Google, IBM, IBM, and Oracle clouds. Simulate your cloud deployment on your computer.
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