Sardina throws bait toward SUSE Enterprise Storage users

Sardina hopes to entice anyone still using SUSE Enterprise Storage (SES) over to FishOS instead with a price-based hook: €1 plus a software license fee based on a system's size and requirements, following a per-core model. Sardina Systems has been around since 2014 selling its FishOS cloud management platform, which combines …

[Doctor Syntax]

Bingo!

"SUSE Storage as the current storage offering from SUSE, based on the Longhorn project, represents a forward-looking, container-native evolution. It supersedes the end-of-life SUSE Enterprise Storage, which was a more traditional, broader software-defined storage solution. SUSE has been working with all of its customers on the optimal solution for their current and future software-defined storage requirements."

[Liam Proven]

Re: Bingo!

> Bingo!

Right? :-(

It is getting hard to get coherent info out the company, just this sort of thing...

[An_Old_Dog]

Re: Bingo!

SUSE Storage ... based on Microsoft Longhorn?!

[nsimic]

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> based on Microsoft Longhorn?!

the source of the "scenic" BSOD views

[Anonymous Coward]

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"based on Microsoft Longhorn"

The company developing this Longhorn was Rancher so the name figures.

I imagine when SUSE acquired Rancher the then owners did go Bingo!

[Liam Proven]

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https://longhorn.io/

[Paul Herber]

If I were seeking a new enterprise I'd be starting a business named The Chamaelioid Pilchard.