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Sardina Systems is one of the leading European developers and suppliers of operations management software with a headquarters in the UK and a local presence around the globe. FishOS®, the brainchild of Sardina Systems, is a cutting-edge cloud management tool that provides a smart, efficient, super-scalable OpenStack cloud, Kubernetes orchestration platform, and Ceph. Sardina's technology enables companies and non-profit organizations to maximize the utility of their resources with zero-downtime operations.
Sardina Systems' commitment to open source began in 2014 by launching FishOS, our OpenStack-powered solution. FishOS has enabled us to grow our presence across various sectors, including finance, healthcare, telecom, and the public sector.
Our deep OpenStack expertise allows us to provide efficient, automated solutions, making OpenStack accessible to IT teams of all skill levels. Sardina Systems maximizes cloud resource utilization, elevating typical data center usage from 20% to 80%, driving substantial cost savings and better business outcomes.
Sardina Systems puts clients at the heart of everything we do. We aim to deliver practical, cost-effective results rather than focusing on consulting fees or inflating prices based on branding.
FishOS delivers a full-lifecycle view on OpenStack deployment, allowing to its customers to benefit of Zero-downtime Cloud Operations. FishOS product is an automated, energy-optimizing, scalable and pay-as-you grow enterprise OpenStack model.
This product is OpenStack Powered. It contains OpenStack software and has been approved by the OpenInfra Foundation. Learn more about becoming an OpenStack Powered product here.
This product uses OpenStack's Ironic Bare Metal service. Ironic allows users to manage bare metal infrastructure like they would virtual machines and provides ideal infrastructure to run container orchestration frameworks like Kubernetes to optimize performance.
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