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Blueprint for Multi‑Site OpenStack Clustering: Low‑Cost Engineering, High Resiliency, and Workload Mobility
Multi‑site OpenStack deployments offer strong technical resiliency and are a major business differentiator. Yet the known approaches—Shared Keystone, Shared Databases, and Keystone Federation—introduce heavy complexity and high maintenance overhead. Meanwhile, the ability to move instances between sites has long been a dream feature for CSPs, but no known method has ever made such mobility practically ready. This blog shows how Uniview’s latest innovation delivers multi‑sites clustering at near‑zero cost, with one‑click workload‑in‑motion that makes multi‑sites OpenStack truly meaningful
Posted by
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on April, 2026
What Defines a Native OpenStack Backup and Recovery Solution?
Backup and recovery in OpenStack ecosystem is still not a settled subject yet. With often silo'ed integration, daunting setup and lengthy process by OpenStack ecosystem today, CSPs still feel constraint in having Disaster Recovery in place. The current blog presents angles of what native OpenStack backup solution should be looked like. And it dives into deep comparisons too, between Uniview Vault and a few commercial solutions and as well primitive tools for backup.
Posted by
Admin
on April, 2026
Workload Geo-distribution Criticality and Infratructure Implemention Strategy
Geographically distributed workloads are necessary to deliver highly available enterprise services. One adoption criterion is whether the underlying infrastructure can facilitate that distribution. Key technical concerns are user account management, the design of user portals and consoles for client access, the availability of tools to move or synchronize workloads between sites, and billing and contractual mechanisms. Where upstream projects lack these capabilities by default, the post outlines how Uniview enables cloud service providers to implement them quickly.
Posted by
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on March, 2026
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