Abiquo Reviews

Abiquo offers features like self-service provisioning, resource allocation, workload optimization, and cost management

Some users find Abiquo to have a steep learning curve and consider it more complex compared to other cloud management platforms.

It provides detailed cost tracking and reporting, helping organizations monitor and control their cloud expenses.

I love that it's unique and in a lane all its own on the cloud storage front. It doesn't try to compete with other cloud services.

I wish there were more complex features for the user a slightly improved UI.

It allows us to have all the benefits of a traditional cloud provider without the higher costs associated.

It has a neatly laid out and easy and intuitive dashboard, very helpful in getting a birds-eye view

It is slightly complicated to get a hang of, and has a bit of a learning curve attached. But overall its worth it.

It helped in providing a single interface to monitor a lot of ongoing parts, it even provides metrics on cost which also helps out

The hybrid Cloud dashboard helps me keep track of my different cloud service CPU, RAM and billing costs in the near real-time that too in a more user-friendly and understandable GUI.

The version which I was using didn't support CentOS 6 and it is a major drawback for us while proposing to use Abiquo for monitoring our public servers and it made us switch to a different Linux environment.

The major problem we had was over usage of cloud resources and we had to allow it to perform the operation and keep tracking the cost at the time spike was pretty complex with the experience we had with AWS cloud management, Abiquo cloud dashboard solve the complexity we had by showing it in a way we were able to understand and optimize the cloud service.

Automates tasks such as user, network and VM provisioning

Billing integration and plug-ins connect to your billing system are great

User Interface could be a bit more organic-feeling

Get the benefit of hybrid cloud faster than ever with Abiquo’s unified portal. With the enhancements to our user interface, using a familiar drag-and-drop method to deploy VMs, and supported by built-in tutorials, users can get started within minutes with little or no training. With privileges you control, users can view monitoring information, onboard their own Amazon and Azure accounts, and even perform VM migrations. All these features are available through our REST API for endless automation and integration opportunities. In addition to supporting all major hypervisors and public clouds, you can use OpenStack and vCloud Director infrastructure too.

Build an on-premise or true hybrid IAAS service, then layer managed services such as application support,