Canonical releases new low-touch, open-source cloud solution
Today, Canonical announced the release of a new cloud solution, called MicroCloud, which was created specifically for scalable clusters and edge deployments for all types of businesses.
MicroCloud was built with simplicity, security, and automation at its core to help minimize the time required for deployment. With MicroCloud, businesses can deploy the solution with a single command, which results in a fully functional cloud solution in minutes.
According to Juan Manuel Ventura, Head of Architectures & Technologies at Spindox, "With MicroCloud, the focus shifts away from struggling with cloud operations to solving real business challenges."
Linuxiac:
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Canonical Released MicroCloud Targeting IoT Computing
Canonical, the company behind the Ubuntu distro, has introduced a new solution called MicroCloud targeting IoT computing. The offering is designed to bring the power of cloud computing closer to consumers, whether for their home needs or implementation as a business solution.
Canonical, the company behind the Ubuntu distro, has introduced a new solution called MicroCloud targeting IoT computing. The offering is designed to bring the power of cloud computing closer to consumers, whether for their home needs or implementation as a business solution.
The Register:
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Canonical intros Microcloud: Simple, free, on-prem Linux clustering
Canonical hosted an amusingly failure-filled demo of its new easy-to-install, Ubuntu-powered tool for building small-to-medium scale, on-premises high-availability clusters, Microcloud, at an event in London yesterday.
The intro to the talk leaned heavily on Canonical's looming 20th anniversary, and with good reason. Ubuntu has carved out a substantial slice of the Linux market for itself on the basis of being easier to use than most of its rivals, at no cost – something that many Linux players still seem not to fully comprehend.