G2 Vendor Directory

Faronics Deep Freeze vs. Canonical OpenStack

A side-by-side comparison based on G2 review data.

MetricFaronics Deep Freeze

by Faronics

Canonical OpenStack

by Canonical Ltd.

Overall rating4.34.2
Review count2514
Ease of use8.38.4
Ease of setup7.58.6
Quality of support7.46.3
Meets requirements8.98.1
NPS45.83333342.857143
Small Business44.0%57.1%
Mid-Market36.0%7.1%
Enterprise20.0%35.7%
Total page views25944
Total LLM citations1,88132

Faronics Deep Freeze

Deep Freeze is a system restore software solution that preserves computer configurations by returning systems to a predefined state upon restart. It falls under the category of endpoint management and reboot‑to‑restore software, designed for IT administrators managing shared or public‑access computers. Deep Freeze is commonly used in educational institutions, libraries, corporate training environments and other settings where devices are accessed by multiple users. The software functions by 'freezing' the desired system configuration.

Pros

    Canonical OpenStack

    Canonical’s OpenStack on Ubuntu gives you the flexibility to place your OpenStack services exactly where you want them, while sharing all the operational code with a large community.

    Pros

    • Cost-Effective
    • Setup Ease
    • Ease of Use
    • Security
    • Cost Saving
    • User Interface