Cloud and Virtualization Management Without Vendor Lock-in. Meet us at Booth R36. Book a 1-1 Demo!
March 24-26th, Rust, Germany
ShapeBlue will once again support the Apache CloudStack project at CloudFest 2026, exhibiting at the Apache CloudStack booth (R36).
From March 24–26 in Rust, Germany, members of the ShapeBlue team will be on site to work alongside the CloudStack community, sharing practical expertise on open-source cloud, vendor independence, and modern infrastructure design.
Visitors can learn how Apache CloudStack delivers a leading alternative to VMware, with seamless scalability, multi-hypervisor support, multi-tenancy, and enterprise-ready capabilities that scale effortlessly.
CloudFest brings together service providers, architects, and cloud builders for four days of collaboration and knowledge exchange around large-scale cloud platforms!
If you are interested in attending CloudFest, you have the opportunity to redeem a free pass, worth €499 EUR!
Apache CloudStack is a highly scalable IaaS cloud computing platform that provides an orchestration layer, automating the creation, provisioning and configuration of IaaS components. It turns existing virtual infrastructure into a cloud-based Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) platform. Because CloudStack leverages existing infrastructure, the costs and time for an organization to build a multi-tenant IaaS platform are greatly reduced.
CloudStack is a turnkey solution for MSPs, cloud providers, telcos and enterprises. It includes the entire “stack” of features you need: compute orchestration, Network-as-a-Service, user and account management, a full, open and stable native API, resource accounting, and a first-class User Interface.
Interested to learn more about Apache CloudStack and how to use it for delivering or managing a cloud? Get in touch with our CloudStack engineers and benefit from an initial advisory session from a cloud architect!
Learn how to move from VMware to CloudStack in weeks, using a methodology already proven in production environments.
