Open-source cloud, SDN and NFV infrastructure for private and hybrid clouds
Whitestack builds private and hybrid cloud infrastructure on an open stack of OpenStack, Kubernetes, Ceph and Helm, delivered with GitOps tooling such as Argo CD, Terraform and Ansible. Its stack shows VMware being replaced while Kubernetes is adopted, and job posts describe moving client workloads off legacy virtualization onto cloud-native platforms. Hiring is accelerating, engineering-heavy and concentrated on mid-level roles across Latin America.
Whitestack is a privately held infrastructure company founded in 2015 and headquartered in Miami, FL, with 51–200 employees. It delivers cloud, software-defined networking and network function virtualization products built on open technologies such as Linux, OpenStack, Ceph and Kubernetes. Customers use its products to run large data centers and private or public clouds with automated networking, often in mission-critical environments. Its teams handle presales architecture, proof-of-concept work, deployment, integration with client systems and post-deployment support. Hiring spans Mexico, Chile, Uruguay, Colombia, Brazil and Peru.
Whitestack runs on Kubernetes, OpenStack, Ceph, Helm, Docker and containerd, with Argo CD, Terraform, Ansible and GitLab for automation, Java/Spring and Python for development, and Prometheus, Grafana and Elasticsearch for observability.
Whitestack hires in Mexico, Chile, Uruguay, Colombia, Brazil and Peru, with hiring weighted toward mid-level engineering roles plus some sales and operations positions.
Yes. Its data shows VMware being replaced while Kubernetes is adopted, and job posts cite migrating legacy virtualization to cloud native and moving workloads to Kubernetes-based platforms.
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