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The Fridge: Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter Issue 791
Welcome to the Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter, Issue 791 for the week of June 4 – 10, 2023. The full version of this issue is available here.
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Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter Issue 791
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Setting Up Ubuntu Docker Container with SSH Access
Docker is an open-source platform that allows developers to automate the deployment, scaling, and management of applications. It does so by creating lightweight, self-sufficient containers, that can run virtually anywhere.
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Ubuntu Blog: Canonical at HPE Discover 2023
Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, is proud to sponsor HPE Discover this year again and have a presence at the Expo. Join us in Las Vegas on June, 20–22 to learn how Canonical and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) can help you securely advance your business with comprehensive open source solutions that span from infrastructure to MLOps platforms.
[...]Canonical MicroCloud provides an edge over IoT by performing computing tasks, thereby facilitating unattended, autonomous, and clustering features that resolve typical edge computing challenges. It trades the exponential scalability of public clouds for the security, privacy, governance, and low latency of decentralized environments.
Discover how MicroCloud and HPE ProLiant Servers deliver next-generation compute solutions to power hybrid environments wherever it lives — from the edge to the cloud.
Anbox Cloud is a Canonical offering which lets you stream mobile apps securely, at any scale, to any device letting you focus on your apps. It is tailor made for delivering mobile app content independent of the end user’s device capabilities by offloading the compute, storage, and energy intensive applications from end device to HPE Infrastructure.
There is a need for communications service providers (CSPs) to look beyond mere connectivity to become digital service providers by optimizing their current legacy hardware to improve service and costs and create value from newer, innovative operating models and service offers. To achieve this, the CSPs require programmable infrastructure, operations automation, and the capacity to deliver on-demand services.
These validated designs with Canonical Kubernetes and OpenStack are developed in close technical collaboration with Canonical and include container technology to allow multiple and isolated applications to run on a single OS and shared kernel. It also provides an integrated cloud-native platform that deploys an OpenStack cluster on dedicated physical servers.
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Ubuntu Blog: Minimising latency in your edge cloud with real-time kernel
From applications in telecommunications to edge cloud and industrial digital twins, experimenting with real-time capabilities in cloud technologies is a trend in the industry. Applications for the edge often have an additional requirement as they interact with real-time systems: they need to run deterministically. It means that time constraints their execution and interaction within the system.