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Fairbanks Managed OpenStack

#27 of 33 in OpenStack Hosting

Fairbanks Managed OpenStack: Managed private OpenStack for organizations that need control over infrastructure and operations. Ranked #27 of 33 in OpenStack Hosting by our editors (6.7/10); pricing: Pricing on request; best for organizations needing managed private infrastructure.

6.7/10Editor score
Fairbanks Managed OpenStack6.7 Visit Fairbanks

At a glance

  • Editor score
    6.7 / 10
  • Pricing
    Pricing on request
  • Best for
    Organizations needing managed private infrastructure
  • Deployment model
    Private
  • Founded
    2004 · Baarn, Netherlands
  • Facts checked
    21 Sep 2026
Fairbanks Managed OpenStack screenshot
  • Where it wins

    • Fully managed private OpenStack with 24/7 monitoring and support
    • Supports virtual machines, bare-metal compute, Kubernetes, and Ceph
    • Includes upgrades, capacity planning, incident response, and training
  • Where it doesn't

    • Pricing requires contact with sales
    • Designed for complex private infrastructure rather than public-cloud instances
    • Requires organizational commitment to OpenStack operations and integrations

Our verdict on Fairbanks Managed OpenStack

Fairbanks Managed OpenStack provides designed, deployed, and operated private OpenStack infrastructure for organizations that need control over data, operations, and technology. It supports commercial organizations, research institutions, service providers, universities, governments, and other teams operating complex open-source infrastructure. Deployments can run in a customer-owned or external datacenter, with virtual machines, bare-metal servers, storage, networking, and OpenStack Keystone authentication included in the service model.

The management scope is the main strength. Fairbanks provides 24/7 infrastructure monitoring and support, system-health management, updates, upgrades, patches, proactive incident prevention, emergency response, capacity management, and upgrade planning. Consultancy, training, and knowledge transfer are also available. Integration with Kubernetes and Ceph extends the platform for organizations that need container orchestration or Ceph-based storage alongside OpenStack. Terraform, Ansible, Linux, Kubernetes, and Ceph are listed as ecosystem integrations.

Fairbanks offers Bronze, Silver, and Gold plans, each showing 24/7 support and full management by Fairbanks. Pricing uses a contact-sales model, and the service is presented as a tailored private-cloud engagement rather than a standardized catalog of public-cloud instances. Organizations seeking managed control of private OpenStack infrastructure, including bare-metal capacity and operational assistance, should consider it. Teams looking for self-service public-cloud pricing, a simple scheduling tool, or a narrow hosted application are less likely to fit this service.

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Fairbanks Managed OpenStack pricing

Plans Pricing on request No free plan — trial or paid only. Prices checked 21 Sep 2026.
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Fairbanks Managed OpenStack fact sheet

Free planNot verified
Paid fromNot verified
Deployment modelPrivate
Managed control planeYes
Regions availableNot verified
Bare-metal instancesYes
GPU instancesNot verified
Storage typesblock, file, object, Ceph
Identity optionsOpenStack Keystone authentication
DeploymentSelf-hosted, Cloud
Compliance & securityISO 27001
SupportEmail, Phone · 24/7
Built forMid-market, Enterprise (editorial estimate)
Integrations5 integrations: Kubernetes, Ceph, Linux, Terraform, Ansible
PricingPricing on request (source)
Websitefairbanks.nl
Facts checked21 Sep 2026

Fairbanks Managed OpenStack integrations

Fairbanks Managed OpenStack lists 5 integrations on its own site.

  • Kubernetes
  • Ceph
  • Linux
  • Terraform
  • Ansible

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