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May 10, 2011: Canonical's decision that the 11.10 version of its Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud would be based on OpenStack instead of Eucalyptus.
Arnal Dayaratna: OpenStack's First Birthday: A Year in Review Arnal Dayaratna 2011
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In a blog post last Thursday, Canonical's founder Mark Shuttleworth advocated that OpenStack, the open source cloud computing platform backed by 110 companies, adopt Amazon APIs as their standard API for enabling transfers of data between OpenStack and other cloud environments.
Arnal Dayaratna: Canonical Founder Endorses Amazon Web Services APIs As Standard Cloud API Arnal Dayaratna 2011
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We tested Canonical's UEC with Ubuntu 10.0.4 server editions on a GBE switched network in our lab.
How we tested Canonical's UEC Tom Henderson and Brendan Allen 2010
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Canonical's Chief Operating Officer, Jane Silber, said of the release:
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But though Ubuntu has enjoyed surprisingly fast growth in emerging economies such as Poland, Lithuania and Brazil, it so far has found little support among corporations, admits Jane Silber, Canonical's head of operations.
Really Free Software Matthew Rand 2006
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Dell has outfitted its PowerEdge C2100 and C6100 servers with Canonical's Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud UEC, an implementation of the Eucalyptus private cloud software that runs on the Ubuntu Server Edition operating system.
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The client itself appears to have been developed with Python and Qt, much like Canonical's Bazaar client for Windows.
Ars Technica Ryan Paul 2011
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The cloud is "all about reshaping the way that people think they will consume GNU/Linux, and making it easier to amplify the effects of good skills," Canonical's Mark Shuttleworth explained in a recent video interview.
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"There has not been a comprehensive, up-to-date, freely available catalog like this for a long time," said Victor Palau, Canonical's platform services manager.
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Canonical's move is an exciting one for several reasons, all of which will benefit Linux users.
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