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Structure
Canonical | 1 Feb 2012, 4:06 pm
In its fifth year, Structure will bring together the leaders innovating, shaping and defining the ongoing evolution in the technology industry – cloud computing. The shift to the cloud isn’t just a change in the way IT is organized and delivered, but it will also become the impetus for a new way of building chips, servers, networking and the other building blocks of the computing industry.
Canonical is proud to be a Primetime Sponsor of the event.
Computex
Canonical | 1 Feb 2012, 4:00 pm
Computex is the largest show in Asia, and the world's leading ICT event for the 31st year. It's also Taiwan's largest export exhibition, using 5 venues and hosting an exhibition with largest number of international buyers (36,000).
Canonical will be exhibiting at the show.
Ubuntu Developer Summit
Canonical | 1 Feb 2012, 3:49 pm
Every six months, Canonical hosts an Ubuntu event where we define the plans for the upcoming version of Ubuntu. The event pulls together Canonical engineers, Ubuntu community members, partners and more, into an environment focused on discussion and planning.
The five-day event will feature keynote plenary sessions, track sessions and social events around four focal areas:
IDEAS
Together we bring our own ideas and creative solutions to common problems to help make Ubuntu better across the platform.
Openstack Design Summit & Conference
Canonical | 1 Feb 2012, 2:46 pm
The OpenStack Summit & Conference is a biannual event that charts the course for the OpenStack project and Canonical are not only proud to be headline sponsors but participants in the project too. During the event we will be showcasing juju, a service orchestration tool and Mark Shuttleworth will be on stage during the conference later in the week.
Watch this space for further details.
Intel Developer Forum
Canonical | 1 Feb 2012, 2:39 pm
IDF 2012 Beijing remains one of Intel’s flagship developer event; spanning the worlds of mobility, digital home, digital enterprise and technology and research. It is one of the premier events where technologists collaborate with the key players in the industry on innovations that change how consumers work, live, and play.
Canonical will be an exhibitor at the show. If you are in the area, drop by and say hello.
Structure Data
Canonical | 1 Feb 2012, 2:03 pm
GigaOM’s Structure:Data, now a two-day conference, will assemble the world’s leading technologists, practitioners and business leaders to offer solutions to the questions posed by the growth of big data, including storage needs, data analysis and the uncovering of new business opportunities.
Canonical is proud to be a Primetime Sponsor of the event.
High Performance Computing and Open Source Linux Technical Excellence Symposium
Canonical | 1 Feb 2012, 1:57 pm
The HP HPC & OSL TES 2012 is an EMEA technical knowledge transfer event, covering the High Performance Computing and Open Source & Linux portfolio dedicated to ExpertONE and Channel partners, HP EMEA presales people, HP Enterprise Integration centers people, HP Open Source and Linux Advocates, HP Open Source and Linux Profession Members, HP Enterprise Services and Technical Services people.
Canonical is proud to be a Silver sponsor.
PyCon
Canonical | 1 Feb 2012, 1:53 pm
PyCon is the largest annual gathering for the community using and developing the open-source Python programming language.
Canonical is proud to be a Gold sponsor.
Ubuntu Cloud
Canonical | 15 Dec 2011, 12:40 pm
In this webinar we discuss how open-source technologies in general, and Ubuntu Cloud in particular, can help companies avoid frustrating vendor lock-in and stay in control of their own cloud destinies. We will also explore Ubuntu’s unique attributes, looking at how it minimises hardware and software costs, accelerates cloud deployment, and supports dynamic service provisioning and scaling.
Watch now Show in feedsJuju is Devops Distilled
Canonical | 15 Dec 2011, 12:37 pm
Accelerated provisioning through IAAS has put the spotlight on friction in the deployment, configuration and management of services. This friction can only be overcome via a change in emphasis, from configuring machines to connecting services that can then be scaled independently. In other words, service orchestration.
With Juju, services can be deployed, connected, upgraded and re-used by defining them as Juju charms. Encapsulating service intelligence in charms enables you to separate deep service-specific skills from broad operations management skills.
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