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  Simplify IoT device management: How to add Ubuntu Core devices to Landscape
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  Landscape has been a member of the Canonical product list for almost as long as Canonical has existed. Landscape allows administrators to manage their desktop and server instances from a single centralised portal. With the latest release of Landscape Server (23.10), we’ve introduced the ability to manage snap packages from Landscape – and with a beta release of the Landscape Client snap package now available from our Snap Store, you can also add Ubuntu Core-based devices to your Landscape estate.

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/simplify-iot-device-management-how-to-add-ubuntu-core-devices-to-landscape
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  Charmed MongoDB®: use cases for financial services
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  MongoDB is the ideal fit, and it’s one of the most widely used databases in the financial services industry. It  provides a sturdy, adaptable and trustworthy foundation.

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/mongodb-usecase-financialservices
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  Cloud storage security
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  Secure your data by using Ceph’s security features How can I securely store data in a cloud storage system? Data is like the crown jewels of any organisation, if lost or exposed there could be severe repercussions.  Failure to protect against system failure could lead to the loss of business data rendering a business non-functional […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/cloud-storage-security
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  Driving towards Environmental Parity and Software-Defined Vehicles with EB corbos Linux – built on Ubuntu
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  As the automotive industry continues to advance into the world of high-performance computing (HPC), it becomes increasingly crucial to achieve environmental parity for seamless software integration.

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/driving-towards-environmental-parity-and-software-defined-vehicles-with-eb-corbos-linux-built-on-ubuntu
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  IBM LinuxONE 4 Express and Ubuntu Server drive data centre performance and economics
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  Canonical is pleased to announce that Ubuntu Server is optimised and fully supported on IBM LinuxONE 4 Express – the newest addition to IBM’s world-leading LinuxONE server family. The previous model in the Express series, IBM LinuxONE III Express, was immensely popular, and brought the power of LinuxONE to a wider audience than ever. IBM […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/ibm-linuxone-4-express-and-ubuntu-server-drive-data-centre-performance-and-economics
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  Operate popular open source on Kubernetes – Attend Operator Day at KubeCon EU 2024
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  Operate popular open source on Kubernetes – Attend Operator Day at KubeCon EU 2024

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/operate-popular-open-source-on-kubernetes-attend-operator-day-at-kubecon-eu-2024
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  Generative AI on a GPU-Instance with Ubuntu on AWS: Part 1 – Image Generation
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  This blog post will show you how to run one of the most used Generative AI models for Image generation on Ubuntu on a GPU-based EC2 instance on AWS

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/genai-on-ubuntu-on-aws-image-generation
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  Real-time Linux vs RTOS – Part II
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  Download our latest Whitepaper: A CTO’s Guide to Real-time Linux Welcome to this two-part blog series on real-time systems which asks the question: Real-time Linux vs RTOS, which is best for you?  In Part I we looked at the basics of a real-time system where we explained that a real-time system must respond to events […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/real-time-linux-vs-rtos-2
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  Driving into 2024 – The automotive trends to look out for in the year ahead
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  With multiple technological innovations all converging at the same time, we are living in an exciting era for the automotive industry. From AI to 5G, and plenty in between, we can expect to see a host of groundbreaking trends emerge this year. As electric vehicles (EVs) completely disrupt the market and the OEMs’ business strategies, […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/driving-into-2024-the-automotive-trends-to-look-out-for-in-the-year-ahead
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  AI on-prem: what should you know?
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  Organisations are reshaping their digital strategies, and AI is at the heart of these changes, with many projects now ready to run in production. Enterprises often start these AI projects on the public cloud because of the ability to minimise the hardware burden. However, as initiatives scale, organisations often look to migrate the workloads on-prem […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/ai-on-prem
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  Meet Canonical at Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2024
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  The world’s largest and most influential telecommunications exhibition event, Mobile World Congress (MWC), is taking place in Barcelona on 26-29 February 2024. Canonical is excited to join this important annual event once again and meet the telecom industry.  Telecommunications is a key sector for Canonical. We offer solutions for private, public and hybrid/multi cloud environments, […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/canonical-at-mwc-barcelona-2024
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  Real-time Linux vs RTOS – Part I
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  Discover Real-time with our latest whitepaper: A CTO’s Guide to Real-time Linux Welcome to this two-part blog series on Linux vs RTOS (Real-time Operating System). This series will explain the differences between achieving real-time requirements with a Linux kernel and doing the same with an RTOS. Part I will explain the basics behind a real-time […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/real-time-linux-vs-rtos
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  Ubuntu AI podcast: AI for day-to-day tasks
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  Welcome to Ubuntu AI podcast, where we talk about AI with the industry leaders. This episode was recorded in Riga, during the Ubuntu Summit 2023. We’re talking about the implementation of AI solutions for day-to-day tasks with the CEO of Nextcloud Frank Karlitschek. AI usage in Nextcloud We are talking about the AI usage at […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/ubuntu-ai-podcast-ai-for-day-to-day-tasks
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  Canonical’s recipe for High Performance Computing
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  In essence, High Performance Computing (HPC) is quite simple. Speed and scale. In practice, the concept is quite complex and hard to achieve. It is not dissimilar to what happens when you go from a regular car to a supercar or a hypercar – the challenges and problems you encounter at 100 km/h are vastly […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/canonicals-recipe-for-high-performance-computing
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  The kernel of open source: community
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  It’s easy to see commits as the be-all and end-all of open source. They aren’t. This isn’t your run-of-the-mill post. I’ll come right to the point. It’s time to chmod some perspectives about life, the universe, and everything, at least in the realm of open source. The thesis? Viewing your fellow devs as comrades isn’t […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/the-kernel-of-open-source-community
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  Managing software in complex network environments: the Snap Store Proxy
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  As enterprises grapple with the evolving landscape of security threats, the need to safeguard internal networks from the broader internet is increasingly important. In environments with restricted internet access, it can be difficult to manage software updates in an easy, reliable way. When managing devices in the field, change management and compliance policies can introduce […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/managing-software-snap-store-proxy
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  Cloud-native infrastructure – When the future meets the present
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  We’ve all heard about cloud-native applications in recent years, but what about cloud-native infrastructure? Is there any reason why the infrastructure couldn’t be cloud-native, too? Or maybe it’s already cloud-native, but you’ve never had a chance to dive deep into the stack to check it out? What does the term “cloud-native infrastructure” actually even mean? […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/cloud-native-infrastructure
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  High Performance Computing – It’s all about the bottleneck
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  The term High Performance Computing, HPC, evokes a lot of powerful emotions whenever mentioned. Even people who do not necessarily have vocational knowledge of hardware and software will have an inkling of understanding of what it’s all about; HPC solves problems at speed and scale that cannot be achieved with standard, traditional compute resources. But […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/high-performance-computing-its-all-about-the-bottleneck
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  What is a sovereign cloud?
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  In the ever-evolving landscape of cloud computing, the concept of a sovereign cloud has recently emerged in response to data management challenges. As governments increasingly recognise the importance of safeguarding their data, ensuring compliance with local regulations, and asserting digital autonomy, sovereign cloud solutions have gained prominence. This blog will explore this concept in detail. […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/sovereign-cloud
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  The roles in software operators
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  The software operator design pattern – part 6: Roles As we’ve seen throughout this series, a design pattern is a general solution that has been proven to solve a repeatedly occurring problem when designing software. In my previous blog posts, we examined the basics of the software operator design pattern, the forces impacting it, and […]

  
  
  https://ubuntu.com//blog/the-software-operator-design-pattern-part-6