OpenStack public clouds: 7 reasons to become a local cloud service provider (English)

This presentation was provided at OpenInfra Day France 2024
Although the public cloud market is mostly dominated by hyperscalers, using cloud services from AWS, Azure or Google in some parts of the world is challenging due to local regulations, digital sovereignty concerns and latency issues. As a result, many businesses have started implementing their own public cloud infrastructure to offer cloud services in local markets. Leveraging open-source technologies enabled them to reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) of cloud infrastructure maintenance and offer their services to their customers at a better price than hyperscalers.
During this session, we will discuss the OpenStack use case in public cloud infrastructure implementation. We will demonstrate that OpenStack is suitable and equipped with all necessary tools and extensions to build cost-effective, competent public cloud infrastructure. The session will follow with us making a case of why you should become a local cloud service provider.
By:
Reg Deraed - Canonical
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