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July 13, 2010 – SingleOS, the producer of Fuscan Linux Cloud, an enterprise hosting automation technology which enables web hosting providers easily deploy and manage Public and Private Clouds, announced new functionality to Fuscan LBC. It allows for better control of the load-balanced and High Availability services on the Cloud.

SingleOS, producer of Cloud automation software announced improvements in LBC and EHA hosting automation platforms. The new functionality enables Fuscan Linux Cloud based web hosts to better control the load-balanced and High Availability services on the Cloud.

The company’s CTO Mr. Stoyan Marinov announced that In the past week the SingleOS development team has managed to integrate much better control over load-balanced and High Availability services in Fuscan
automation layers LBC and EHA.

“Now both LBC and EHA allow owners of Fuscan based Cloud infrastructure to define service conflicts and preferences. Administrators of Fuscan based Cloud Hosting Providers can decide which services should or must avoid running on the same node as some other service, in addition to node priorities. Now both LBC and EHA allow owners of Fuscan based Cloud infrastructure to define service conflicts and preferences. Administrators of Fuscan based Cloud Hosting Providers can decide which services should or must avoid running on the same node as some other service, in addition to node priorities”, says Mr. Marinov in news release sent to technology media that cover web hosting industry.

The new functionality in Fuscan LBC and Fuscan EHA enables web hosters to set priorities and to define on
which nodes to run any specific service. This means that the Fuscan Linux cloud infrastructure administrators can define faster nodes to more intensive services such as databases. New additions allow Cloud hosting providers to avoid running two database instances on the same node, except in a failed node scenario if the policy defined by system administrator allows it.

How To Test Fuscan Linux Cloud?

Anyone who wants to test and deploy Fuscan Linux Cloud should sign a Partner Agreement with SingleOS LLC. The agreements does not inflict any financial obligation to SingleOs partners as long as they use the
Trial/Test version of the Cloud automation software.

Fuscan Linux Cloud is an exhibitor at HostingCon 2010, which takes place in Austin, Texas between July 19 and July 21. SingleOS Cloud technology is featured at booth #130.

The company has released coupon code Fuscan2010, which allows its guest to register for the conference at discounted price. SingleOS announced that web hosting providers that sign contracts to deploy Fuscan based clouds during the HostingCon 2010, will be granted significant discounts.

HostingCon 2010 takes place in Austin, Texas between July 19 and July 21. The exhibit hall of the show opens at 11.00 AM on July 20 and closes at 4.00 PM on July 21 2010.

About Fuscan Linux Cloud
Beta version of SingleOS’s Fuscan Linux Cloud has been released prior to HostingCon 2009. The company’s cloud automation platform debuted as Silver Sponsor of the conference. SingleOS become signing new partners in February 2010.

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