Private cloud price-performance analysis
summary
Claims that Canonical’s Charmed OpenStack plus Ubuntu and vendor racks (Gigabyte Dell Supermicro Lenovo HPE QCT) cuts TCO versus AWS/Azure/GCP. Uses a 750‑VM example (2 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 10 GB storage): public clouds cost about $580–$600 per VM/year; a $75,000 deployment plus ~$300k hardware (12‑node reference) yields ~$500 capex per VM and annual TCO under $100/VM, reaching payback within a year when workloads run constantly.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:20The problem with public clouds
- 7:43Typical private cloud budget
- 12:00Better operations
- 15:00Better price
- 15:42Cost comparison
- 21:40Conclusion
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