Skip to main content
  1. Blog
  2. Article

Tom Callway
on 29 May 2015

Juniper and Canonical: Converged Clouds and NFVs

juniper networking NFV OpenStack sdn Ubuntu

OpenStack has quickly become the obvious choice to build Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) platforms for hybrid and private cloud solutions, as well as carrier Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) solutions.

Canonical and Juniper’s technology alliance partnership make it easy to choose products in building open cloud solutions free of lock-in without having to take a do-it-yourself stance. Ubuntu, supported by Canonical, simplifies building open, elastic, and extremely optimized cloud infrastructures. Juniper does the same with SDN and cloud network automation, enabling secure and scalable multitenancy by abstracting tenant networks and allowing tenants to manage their networks based on APIs and telemetry of application conditions.

Download this ebook to:

  • Eliminate lock-in with futureproofed open-source software
  • Leverage proven pre-integrated OpenStack and SDN technologies to accelerate and ease deployment
  • Increase operational effectiveness and decrease cost of ownership with fully integrated management and automated workflows

Download Whitepapers

Related posts

Massimiliano Gori
2 March 2026

Supporting more identity providers on Ubuntu with the new Authd OIDC broker

Cloud and server Article

Today we are announcing the general availability of the new generic OpenID Connect (OIDC) broker for Authd. With enterprises needing to centralise access management controls, the ability to choose your own identity solution is paramount. This new broker snap is our answer to that need, allowing Ubuntu Desktop and Server to integrate with ...

Benjamin Ryzman
11 February 2026

What is RDMA?

AI Networking

Modern data centres are hitting a wall that faster CPUs alone cannot fix. As workloads scale out and latency budgets shrink, the impact of moving data between servers is starting to become the most significant factor in overall performance. Remote Direct Memory Access, or RDMA, is one of the technologies reshaping how that data moves, ...

Canonical
5 February 2026

SpacemiT announces the availability of  Ubuntu on K3/K1 series RISC-V AI computing platforms

Canonical announcements Article

SpacemiT (Hangzhou) Technology Co., Ltd. today announced a  collaboration with Canonical to make  Ubuntu available on SpacemiT’s new K3 SoC and the existing K1 series RISC-V computing platforms. This collaboration marks a deep integration between open-source operating systems and open RISC-V silicon, bringing powerful, flexible, and relia ...