Release Comparison Fuga Cloud Platform - Fuga Cloud
Release Comparison Fuga Cloud Platform

Release Comparison Fuga Cloud Platform

In the last two years, we worked hard with a dedicated team of DevOps engineers, developers and cloud specialists to develop the next major release of the Fuga Cloud Platform. We are finally able to proudly announce the newest release of Fuga Cloud.

Our first release (launched in 2015) has proven to be a rock-solid cloud solution with OpenStack at its core. We encountered enough challenges and improvements to develop an entirely new platform, of course, with OpenStack at its core.

Below you will find a comparison of these two releases:

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Performance

Single core geekbench score

DigitalOceanAWSVultrFugaFugaRelease 2

Volume storage geekbench score

AWS EBSRead iopsWrite iopsDigital OceanStandard VolumeFuga RegularVolumeFuga Release2 Volume

Ephemeral storage geekbench score

VultrRead iopsWrite iopsFugaDigitalOceanFugaRelease 2

New flavor series and lower pricing

Besides our existing series, we added three additional flavor series to our list and dropped our pricing a bit. Release 2 has the following flavor series available:

  • T2 series - Cost effective for running small applications and has CPU bursting capabilities.
  • C2 series - Traditional balanced CPU and RAM for most common workloads.
  • M2 series - Optimized for memory intensive applications and workloads.
  • P2 series - Optimized for CPU intensive applications and workloads.

Every flavor series comes in several sizes so that there is always a flavor that perfectly fits your needs. Check out the complete list of flavors.

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