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Ijlal Loutfi
13 December 2022

What’s confidential, generally available, and open source? It’s Canonical Ubuntu 22.04 on Microsoft Azure!

Confidential computing Ubuntu tech blog

On behalf of all Canonical teams, I am happy to announce the general availability of Ubuntu 22.04 Confidential VMs (CVMs) on Microsoft Azure! They are part of the Microsoft Azure DCasv5/ECasv5 series that leverage the latest security extensions of the third generation of AMD CPUs, Secure Encrypted Virtualization-Secure Nested Paging (SEV- ...

Kris Sharma
13 December 2022

Open source in financial services – start with a strong foundation

Financial Services Ubuntu tech blog

Financial Institutions (FIs) need to respond with agility and business velocity to keep pace with changing economic conditions. Yet, emerging competition from fintechs and challenger banks and increasing customer expectations is making this task difficult, especially as regulatory and compliance requirements increase. Embracing the next p ...

Lyubomir Popov
12 December 2022

Revisiting form elements in Vanilla Framework

Ubuntu Ubuntu tech blog

Over the years, we’ve identified a number of areas for improvement when it comes to the basic building blocks of a form – inputs, buttons, etc: Long-standing complaints that inputs and buttons are too similar and therefore hard to distinguish “Noisiness” of long forms caused by the presence of borders around all sides of inputs ...

Alex Jones
12 December 2022

Canonical Kubernetes 1.26 is now generally available

Kubernetes Ubuntu tech blog

Canonical Kubernetes 1.26 is now generally available for both distributions, Charmed Kubernetes and MicroK8s, following the release of upstream Kubernetes on the 8th of December. We consistently follow the upstream release cadence to provide our users and customers with the latest improvements and fixes, together with security maintenance ...

Edoardo Barbieri
12 December 2022

The State of IoT – October & November 2022

Internet of Things Ubuntu tech blog

Welcome to the combined October & November edition of the monthly State of IoT series. These past couple of months were packed with news and announcements. Let’s dive straight in! Matter 1.0 is finally here Amazon, Apple, Comcast, Google, SmartThings, and the Connectivity Standards Alliance came together in 2019 to develop and promote an ...

Canonical
8 December 2022

.NET for Ubuntu hosts and containers is now available on Arm-based platforms

Silicon Ubuntu tech blog

Canonical and Microsoft collaborate with Arm to enable .NET for Ubuntu hosts and containers on Arm Arm, Canonical and Microsoft are collaborating to deliver an improved experience and performance for .NET on Arm .NET 6 for Ubuntu 22.04 containers is now supported on Azure Kubernetes Service on Arm The ASP.NET, .NET SDK and .NET runtimes ...

Michael C. Jaeger
8 December 2022

Application migration: best practices for success

Cloud and server Ubuntu tech blog

Large enterprises usually have more than 1,000 systems running. Even smaller organisations may have hundreds of applications in their public cloud spaces or on their servers. In this world of IT systems, application migrations are common for the following reasons: At some point, software reaches its end of life and is not supported anymor ...

Canonical
7 December 2022

Virgin Media O2 deploys Charmed OSM to accelerate network functions virtualisation for cloud workloads

Ubuntu Ubuntu tech blog

By operating cloud workloads with Charmed OSM, VMO2 will benefit from increased agility and scalability, as well as an optimised migration to network functions virtualization (NFV). A new approach to service lifecycle management in telco The challenge of network hosting in telco clouds and the desire to shift service management to more au ...

Canonical
6 December 2022

Canonical joins SOAFEE SIG

Automotive Ubuntu tech blog

Canonical is delighted to announce that it is joining the Scalable Open Architecture for Embedded Edge (SOAFEE) Special Interest Group to contribute towards a safe, secure and software-defined automotive future.  “As the demand for computing from car to cloud is rapidly growing, the automotive industry is looking towards standardisation t ...

Jon Thor Kristinsson
5 December 2022

High-performance computing (HPC) technologies: what does the future hold? [part 6]

Ubuntu Ubuntu tech blog

his is a very exciting time for HPC, as we are seeing a lot of innovation in the space. Servers are taking on advanced capabilities in terms of compute and networking and we are seeing compatibility increase. Overall cluster deployment and usage is being driven by ease of use. ...

Canonical
5 December 2022

Join Canonical and the financial services open-source community at OSSF NY

Financial Services Ubuntu tech blog

OSFF is a global conference hosted by the Linux Foundation FINOS that brings together experts across financial services, technology, and open source to engage in stimulating and thought-provoking conversations about leveraging secure open source to solve financial services industry challenges. This event showcases recent developments and ...

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