Jotelulu is a Spanish cloud infrastructure platform that enables IT companies and managed service providers to deliver cloud services such as virtual servers, storage, backup, and disaster recovery. It primarily serves IT channel partners that provide cloud solutions to small and medium-sized businesses.
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