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Alexia Emmanoulopoulou
on 8 May 2017


The process of upgrading OpenStack releases can be challenging, given the many moving parts and the cadence of releases.

In this use case video, Juan Carliante, Cloud Reliability Engineer for Canonical explains how Canonical’s BootStack  Engineering team solves issues arising during the upgrade process quickly using Juju, an open-source applications modelling tool.

Contact us to find out more about BootStack and how our engineering team can help your business.

 

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