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We performed a comparison between HPE Eucalyptus and OpenNebula based on real PeerSpot user reviews.

Find out in this report how the two Cloud Management solutions compare in terms of features, pricing, service and support, easy of deployment, and ROI.
To learn more, read our detailed HPE Eucalyptus vs. OpenNebula Report (Updated: May 2024).
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Pros
"The most valuable aspect of the solution is the interface on the console."

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"OpenNebula is lightweight, stable, and easy to customize.""I also like the ability to build custom functions. I can define a function where I have two types of views and configure the dependencies. The virtual data centers concept allows me to define users. If a user wants to join certain kinds of machines, the host and the other user won't see them. It gives me the flexibility to define multiple views and data centers in one place.""What's best about OpenNebula that people like is that it's easy to deploy. It's also easy to manage. It's interesting because people choose OpenNebula over other solutions because of the ease of management.""The service feature appeals most to us, thus it is the most valuable.""For the entire data center, as a private cloud, I believe that user management, expert management, and the virtual data center is completely magic for the users.""The ability to use it almost like a public cloud for an organization is a big asset, as it will create a value proposition and can control costs in a great way.""With a single click, we could set things up and initiate them.""The most valuable feature of OpenNebula is that it scales very well."

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Cons
"The customization should be improved."

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"The front-facing API can be improved to support lots of requests when the platform is huge with lots of virtual resources.""There are small things that are hard. For example, making sure that it is going to be installable on public clouds.""The storage feature that they have is a bit confusing.""An area for improvement in OpenNebula is the number of features it has. The solution doesn't have that many cloud features compared to other solutions. You'd say, "Okay, simplicity over a rich feature list?" Some say, "No, I need a big machine or a cloud interface for my customers to manage resources. I don't have to go and do it for them." Some people do it that way, and it works, but I'd like to improve the limited features in OpenNebula.""The protocol for clusterization is rough and doesn't work well.""They should add more features like object storage.""The UI, monitoring, and alerting could benefit from further improvements.""It should have a simple REST API like most other tools. It's the industry standard format. An XML-RPC API gives you an XML document that you have to convert and then do something with that. REST API endpoint provides outputs in a JSON document. I would also like to see support for user data or heat templates, which OpenStack offers, but OpenNebula doesn't have this yet."

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  • "VRA is very expensive but OpenNebula is free."
  • "We use the Community Edition, rather than the Enterprise Edition."
  • "OpenNebuoa has recently come up with a new subscription model that is economical and a lot of new customers are choosing this as it is an easy subscription model."
  • "The solution is open source so is free."
  • "The licensing for OpenNebula used to be free, but now it's no longer free. A customer contacted me asking to move to another provider because of the changes in the licensing terms for OpenNebula. I have no information on how much the OpenNebula license is because the customer pays for it, and I only do the integration."
  • "OpenNebula gives good value for money."
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    Questions from the Community
    Top Answer:The best cloud platform for your organization will depend on specific needs and requirements, but below are the advantages and disadvantages of VMware vSphere, Rackspace OpenStack, and HPE Eucalyptus… more »
    Top Answer:The live migration feature has been great and is something we use very often.
    Top Answer:I've found OpenNebula upgrades to be more complex than those of some of the competitors and the support to be mediocre. I would also like to see more and better ancillary tools related to OpenNebula… more »
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    38th
    out of 75 in Cloud Management
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    388
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    5th
    out of 75 in Cloud Management
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    580
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    8.2
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    Eucalyptus, HP Eucalyptus
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    Overview
    HP Eucalyptus helps customers grow revenue and stay ahead of competition by enabling developers to get the IT resources they need in seconds, not days. Its unique AWS compatibility ensures applications are easily deployed in private, public or hybrid cloud environments.

    OpenNebula provides the most simple but feature-rich and flexible solution for the comprehensive management of virtualized data centers to enable private, public and hybrid IaaS clouds. OpenNebula interoperability makes cloud an evolution by leveraging existing IT assets, protecting your investments, and avoiding vendor lock-in.

    OpenNebula is a turnkey enterprise-ready solution that includes all the features needed to provide an on-premises (private) cloud offering, and to offer public cloud services.

    Sample Customers
    Mosaik Solutions, Nava Solutions
    Akamai, BBC, Fermilab, Terradue, Surf Sara, Produban, Netways, ESA, China Mobile, BlackBerry, Deloitte, Fuze, Telefonica, Trivago
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    Computer Software Company26%
    University9%
    Educational Organization7%
    Comms Service Provider6%
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    REVIEWERS
    Small Business44%
    Midsize Enterprise38%
    Large Enterprise19%
    VISITORS READING REVIEWS
    Small Business28%
    Midsize Enterprise22%
    Large Enterprise50%
    Buyer's Guide
    HPE Eucalyptus vs. OpenNebula
    May 2024
    Find out what your peers are saying about HPE Eucalyptus vs. OpenNebula and other solutions. Updated: May 2024.
    772,649 professionals have used our research since 2012.

    HPE Eucalyptus is ranked 38th in Cloud Management while OpenNebula is ranked 5th in Cloud Management with 14 reviews. HPE Eucalyptus is rated 7.0, while OpenNebula is rated 8.2. The top reviewer of HPE Eucalyptus writes "Good interface, and an easy initial setup with good community support on the free version". On the other hand, the top reviewer of OpenNebula writes "Reliable, simple to manage, and offers great technical support". HPE Eucalyptus is most compared with , whereas OpenNebula is most compared with CloudStack, VMware Aria Automation, Nutanix Cloud Manager (NCM), vCloud Director and Red Hat CloudForms. See our HPE Eucalyptus vs. OpenNebula report.

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