We’re thrilled to announce that the CloudStack European User Group (CSEUG) 2025 is happening on May 8th in Vienna, Austria! This User Group meeting will bring together the European CloudStack community for a full day of networking, knowledge sharing, and discussions about our open-source cloud technology. This year’s CSEUG is sponsored by ShapeBlue, proIO and LINBIT, who will also be the local event host.
Why Attend CSEUG 2025
While the exact venue is yet to be confirmed, you can already mark your calendars for what promises to be a valuable gathering for developers, operators, and users of Apache CloudStack. Whether you’re an existing user of Apache CloudStack or have just started researching it, this is the perfect opportunity to connect and learn from fellow community members from the European CloudStack ecosystem. The event will host a full day of sessions, all focused-on Apache CloudStack. From new features to compelling case studies, the event promises to be yet another CSEUG to remember.
Call for Presentations
We’re now accepting submissions for the Call for Presentations! If you have technical expertise specific to CloudStack, a case study you would like to share, or a new/upcoming feature you have been working on, you should submit a session!
Who is the Event for?
CSEUG is intended for developers, operators, and users to collaborate on advancing the Apache CloudStack project, exploring its features, and discussing its real-world applications.
The event proudly welcomes attendees from across the globe, although you can expect the majority of attendees and speakers to be from the European CloudStack community. The primary audience includes enterprises, cloud service providers, telecommunications companies, and managed service providers (MSPs).
Meet LINBIT - Our Host
LINBIT is the company behind the open-source storage software DRBD and LINSTOR. Since 2001, the company has been recognized in the public sphere primarily for its distributed replicated storage system for the Linux platform DRBD, which was officially integrated into the Linux Kernel in 2010 by Linus Torvalds. LINBIT’s roots are deeply embedded in the open-source community, and its software and solutions are utilized by established organizations and businesses worldwide.