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Tytus Kurek
8 February 2021

Hybrid cloud – everything you need to know

Cloud and server Article

Hybrid cloud allows businesses to optimise their costs associated with cloud infrastructure maintenance. It also brings many other benefits, such as business continuity, compliance, better scalability and improved agility. According to the Forrester Wave: Hybrid Cloud Management, Q4 2020, hybrid cloud is an essential technology that every ...

Maciej Mazur
5 February 2021

AI in telecom: an overview for data scientists

Kubeflow Article

AI in telecom is more complicated due to regulatory and security requirements. With containers setting up an environment for data scientists is much easier. ...

anastasiavalti
5 February 2021

Portainer recommends MicroK8s for effortless deployment

Kubernetes Article

Learn how MicroK8s enables for the fastest and easiest deployment of container management tool Portainer. ...

Kris Sharma
4 February 2021

What is Elasticsearch and how are enterprises using it?

Apps Article

What does Netflix, eBay and Walmart have in common? They all use Elasticsearch. What is Elasticsearch? Elasticsearch is a real-time open-source distributed search and analytics engine built on top of Apache Lucene™, a fulltext search-engine library and developed in Java. Elasticsearch started as a scalable version of the Lucene open-sourc ...

Canonical
2 February 2021

Ubuntu Core 20 secures Linux for IoT

Internet of Things Article

2nd February 2021: Canonical’s Ubuntu Core 20, a minimal, containerised version of Ubuntu 20.04 LTS for IoT devices and embedded systems, is now generally available. This major version bolsters device security with secure boot, full disk encryption, and secure device recovery. Ubuntu Core builds on the Ubuntu application ecosystem to crea ...

Alex Murray
1 February 2021

Private home directories for Ubuntu 21.04

Ubuntu Article

Ubuntu has evolved a lot since its early beginnings as an easier-to-use derivative of Debian that catered primarily to the nascent Linux desktop market. Today Ubuntu is deployed beyond just your laptops at home and in the office.  Nowadays you are more likely to find Ubuntu in the cloud, powering some of the world’s best ...

Igor Ljubuncic
28 January 2021

Want to publish a snap? Here’s a list of dos and don’ts

Desktop Article

Technology is a medium that enables us to achieve things in life, ideally in a pleasant way. In the software world, operating systems, programming languages and application frameworks are the tools of the trade. But you need the right tool for the right job. If you’re thinking about writing or porting your code to snaps, ...

Anthony Dillon
27 January 2021

Design and Web team summary – 27th January 2021

Design Design

The web team here at Canonical run two-week iterations. Here are some of the highlights of our completed work from this iteration. Web squad Our Web Squad develops and maintains most of Canonical’s promotional sites like ubuntu.com, canonical.com and more.  Refresh of cloud-images.ubuntu.com The Ubuntu Cloud Images website was overdue a r ...

anastasiavalti
27 January 2021

Kubernetes and Ubuntu: 2020 roundup

Kubernetes Article

Highlights from Canonical & Ubuntu’s activities, content, and product updates around Kubernetes in 2020. ...

Rui Vasconcelos
26 January 2021

Latest Kubeflow posts

Ubuntu Article

Scaling Keras on Kubernetes with Kubeflow In this week’s blog post, Kirill Goltsman has deconstructed how to use Kubeflow, TFOperator, MPI Operator to train and deploy Keras models at scale. Check out his blog post! How Kubeflow & MLOps can help security David Aronchick, co-founder of Kubeflow and head of OSS ML Strategy at Microsoft ...

Alan Pope
21 January 2021

Compact and Bijou

Ubuntu Development

Snaps are designed to be self-contained packages of binaries, libraries and other assets. A snap might end up being quite bulky if the primary application it contains has many additional dependencies. This is a by-product of the snap needing to run on any Linux distribution where dependencies cannot always be expected to be installed. Thi ...

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