ServiceLaunch announces it joined the SUSE One Partner Program. Today, ServiceLaunch is excited to announce that it joined the SUSE One partner program as a Services specialist. Partnering with SUSE strengthens ServiceLaunch’s ability to support enterprise customers pursuing application modernization with Cloud Native technologies. The primary technical focus of the ServiceLaunch team will be on SUSE Linux, Rancher, Longhorn, and Harvester.
Our team has a great background in enterprise Linux, Docker and Kubernetes. We’ve been seeing growing demand for both Rancher and Harvester. Joining SUSE One gives us access to resources we need to better serve our customers. In particular, we’re expanding our capabilities in the areas of Kubernetes cluster management, edge computing, and hybrid cloud.
Jeff Maaks, DevOps & Cloud Native Practice Lead at ServiceLaunch.
ServiceLaunch Joins SUSE One
By ServiceLaunch joining the SUSE One Partner Program, our services team is better aligned to support customers in several ways:
- Hands-on Lab Activities – Deploying, testing and integrating SUSE products for customer projects, demos, and proof of concept.
- SUSE Partner Resources – Access to SUSE training, support and knowledge assets for our technical team.
- VMware Migrations – Enabling customers in design, testing, and validation of VMware workloads on SUSE Harvester and Rancher.
ServiceLaunch joined SUSE One to capitalize on opportunities we’re seeing in application modernization. This reinforces our commitment to delivering cost-effective, cutting-edge solutions that help customers simplify operations and scale efficiently.
Bill Edgar, CEO of ServiceLaunch
Ready to Migrate or Modernize Your Infrastructure?
If your organization is considering VMware alternatives, SUSE is worth a look. Whether you’re planning an application modernization, or looking to expand your footprint with SUSE Rancher or Harvester, we can help. Contact us today at sales@servicelaunch.com to schedule an Application Modernization Readiness Assessment, deployment plans for Rancher/Harvester, or discuss your Cloud Native strategy.