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OpenLogic Launches Upgrade to OpenLogic Enterprise
BROOMFIELD, Colo. December 11, 2006 -OpenLogic, Inc., a leading provider of software, stacks and support that enable enterprises to easily deploy and manage customized open source environments, today announced an upgrade to OpenLogic Enterprise. The newest version offers a new web-based Manager for updating and auditing open source across the enterprise, opens APIs for integrating with existing infrastructure, and now includes over 200 open source products in the pre-certified library.
"With this version of OpenLogic Enterprise, we continue to make it easier for enterprises to manage all aspects of open source in the enterprise," said Steven Grandchamp, CEO of OpenLogic. "Our customers are excited, because OpenLogic Enterprise allows them to use more open source while still integrating open source into all of their standard processes and systems. Developers get flexibility and choice about what products they use, while enterprises get the peace-of-mind that it can be managed and supported."
New web-based Manager to Update and Audit Open Source
With this version of OpenLogic Enterprise, OpenLogic is launching OpenLogic Enterprise Manager -- a central web console to update, manage and audit open source across the enterprise.
Large organizations want to leverage open source, but also need to control, monitor, and audit its use to ensure compliance with license terms and governance policies. OpenLogic Enterprise Manager provides a series reports to monitor which open source packages have been installed and where it is deployed.
Improved Integration with Existing Enterprise Systems
The newest version of OpenLogic Enterprise offers automated scripting and a new SOAP-based web services interface to help enterprises integrate OpenLogic Enterprise with existing processes and systems.
Expanded Open Source Library Reaches More Than 200 Certified Open Source Packages
OpenLogic has added more than 40 new open source packages to its certified library, including CruiseControl, Groovy, Subversion and WordPress.
OpenLogic performs continual monitoring of open source communities for new versions of open source packages. New versions of more than 100 already certified packages have been added, including Apache Struts, Eclipse, JBoss and MyFaces.
"OpenLogic is seeing tremendous growth in the enterprise because of its unique approach to making open source more consumable," said Andrew Aitken, managing partner of Olliance Group. "Instead of forcing enterprises into fixed stacks, OpenLogic provides a broad management platform that allows enterprises to efficiently deploy, manage and control all of their open source usage."
OpenLogic Enterprise 4.2 will be available this month. Pricing for OpenLogic Enterprise is based on the number of systems and developers using open source and the number of open source packages for which a company wants support.
About OpenLogic
OpenLogic is a leading provider of software, stacks and support that enable enterprises to easily customize, deploy and manage commercial-grade open source environments. OpenLogic's software automates the integration and deployment of any combination of 200 pre-certified open source packages along with proprietary or commercial solutions. The OpenLogic solution also mitigates open source legal risks by enabling companies to manage and enforce open source policies. OpenLogic's technical support and update services give enterprises the commercial-grade reliability they demand. OpenLogic is currently used by more than 700 customers worldwide. For more on OpenLogic, go to www.openlogic.com.
Bret Clement
Page One PR
303.462.3057
bret@pageonepr.com
