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Dec 8, 2025

Bill-Accurate Kubernetes Cost Allocation, Now Built Into CloudBolt

CloudBolt is introducing granular Kubernetes cost allocation directly within the platform, now available in private preview. This new capability delivers…
 
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CloudBolt 8.0 Accelerates Self-Service Hybrid Cloud IT and More

We are pleased to announce the release of CloudBolt 8.0, our hybrid cloud management platform for enterprises. This release helps…

 
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Deliver Compliant Systems With CloudBolt and Chef Automate

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Installing and configuring multi-node systems are common enterprise tasks that can require a tremendous amount of time and resources. As…

 
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Control VM Sprawl with Expiration Dates

Public clouds provide an easy path to deploying virtual machines (VMs), but this ease of deployment, if not properly managed,…

 
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From Mainframe to Hybrid Cloud

History of Technology: From Mainframe to Hybrid Cloud From Mainframe to Hybrid Cloud For Tech’s Future, the Only Constant is…

 
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Announcing CloudBolt on Google Cloud Launcher!

We are pleased to announce that CloudBolt is now available for deployment in the Google Cloud Launcher. This makes it easy…

 
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Customer Story Series #2: Multinational Hotels Company Unifies its Clouds with CloudBolt

Hybrid Cloud Management Platform Provides Automation, Flexibility And Control Pre-CloudBolt Problems Because of the size and complexity of the infrastructure…

 
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Using A CMP Without Using Public Clouds

With more public cloud options available than ever, many enterprise IT shops are utilizing multiple providers (along with internal datacenters)…

 
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I got 99 problems but upgrade ain’t one

One of our customers sent this to us this morning:

 
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Using CloudBolt at CloudBolt – Snapshot Cleanup

VMware snapshots are an extremely useful feature for saving the state of a VM and being able to roll back.…

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