The Samsung-owned Joyent announced that it's killing its public cloud, which competed with Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud.
Joyent will instead focus on its private cloud business, and it will help its current public cloud customers transition to new clouds in the coming months.
Joyent, a cloud company that was acquired by Samsung three years ago, announced Thursday that it's discontinuing its public cloud offering, which competed with the likes of Amazon Web Services, Microsoft and Google Cloud.allowed developers to rent computing capacity from its data centers on a pay-as-you-go basis. Starting in November, Joyent will discontinue its public cloud and instead focus its resources elsewhere.
"To all of our public cloud customers, we will work closely with you over the coming five months to help you transition your applications and infrastructure as seamlessly as possible to their new home," Steve Tuck, president and COO of Joyent, said inInstead of competing head-to-head with Amazon Web Services, Joyent will now focus its energies elsewhere — specifically, on so-called"single-tenant" cloud services, where it provides a dedicated chunk of computing infrastructure...
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