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# Blog posts tagged "autopilot"

#### [Autopilot: benefits of early release](https://canonical.com/blog/autopilot-benefits-of-early-release)

OpenStack is the leading open cloud platform, and Ubuntu is the world’s most popular operating system for OpenStack. Over the

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Cloud and server

#### [ODS Tokyo: OpenStack For Everyone](https://canonical.com/blog/ods-tokyo-openstack-for-everyone)

We kicked off OpenStack Summit Tokyo’s Thursday Track Day with Mark Shuttleworth’s opening address, “OpenStack for Everyone”. You can watch it yourself below” Highlights Large OpenStacks Are Choosing Ubuntu – Every six months, the OpenStack Foundation does a survey of users. In the most recent one, the number of participants doubled and t

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Cloud and server

#### [Chef and Canonical; an automation story (with a bare metal soundtrack)](https://canonical.com/blog/chef-an-automation-story-with-a-bare-metal-soundtrack)

Every business needs to spend fewer calories on IT management and are looking to automation and cloud-ready platforms to do so. Combining Chef’s scale and flexibility with Ubuntu’s tremendous Linux platform empowers users to easily manage everything from bare metal servers to large-scale clouds. Barry Crist, CEO, Chef Chef and Ubuntu are

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Cloud and server

#### [MAAS 1.9 network layouts for the Landscape Autopilot](https://canonical.com/blog/maas-network-layouts-for-the-landscape-autopilot)

Thanks for your interest in Ubuntu OpenStack. Canonical has sunsetted OpenStack Autopilot and replaced it with conjure-up. We welcome you to visit our OpenStack product page to find an Ubuntu OpenStack solution that meets your needs.   The Ubuntu OpenStack Autopilot deploys an OpenStack cloud using Juju, MAAS and Landscape. It requires an

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Cloud and server

#### [Autopilot Apps & Boards for Drones](https://canonical.com/blog/autopilot-apps-boards-for-drones)

Drones are getting Snappy Autopilot Apps. On Indiegogo you can contribute to the PixHawk Fire (PXF). The PixHawk Fire (PXF) is an open hardware cape (daughter board) for the BeagleBone Black that allows you to create Snappy autopilot apps for drones. Behind the cape there is Erle Robotics, a startup based in Spain and led

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Internet of Things

#### [Bare-metal magic at the Open Compute Summit](https://canonical.com/blog/bare-metal-magic-at-the-open-compute-summit)

In the week before the OpenStack Summit, Mark Shuttleworth was a keynote speaker at the Open Compute Summit (OCP) in Paris. Mark gave an overview of the evolution of bare-metal systems, especially in the context of scale-out workloads. The highlight of the speech however, were the live demos he gave. The first demo was a

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Cloud and server

#### [Ubuntu Cloud documentation – 14.04 LTS](https://canonical.com/blog/ubuntu-cloud-documentation-14-04lts)

This article is out of date. Please visit ubuntu.com/autopilot for up-to-date instructions on installing OpenStack. Deploying production grade OpenStack with MAAS, Juju and Landscape This documentation has been created to describe best practice in deploying a production grade installation of OpenStack using current Canonical technologies,

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Cloud and server