The UDS Enterprise team has published a complete video to guide all users, customers and partners when it comes to deploying their desktop virtualization platform with UDS Enterprise.
In a little more than half an hour, this tutorial exhaustively shows all the steps that need to be taken to install and configure all the necessary elements to deploy Windows and Linux virtual desktops with our VDI and vApp connection broker.
One of the best feedbacks we get from our user community is about the extensive and comprehensive documentation about UDS Enterprise. We think it’s very important to provide quality information about our product, as well as documenting the most common configurations and processes to facilitate the work of IT professionals responsible for installing, configuring and maintaining VDI and vApp platforms with our connection broker.
Red Hat has released this week the new version of CentOS and a new edition of this operating system for developers called CentOS Stream.
The latter is an advanced Rolling Release aimed at those who work with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). It will receive daily updates and will serve as a preview or open beta of the next release of RHEL. In this way, developers will be able to carry out tests and will be aware of the new features and functionalities that will be incorporated. On the other hand, from Red Hat they will be able to get a valuable feedback from the community that will guide them to design the roadmap of the product.
LliureX is a Linux distribution promoted and developed by the Generalitat Valenciana for its implementation in both public and private educational centers and organizations. It includes an operating system and the latest versions of more than 450 applications and resources.
Oracle announced this week during the event OpenWorld 2019 held in San Francisco the launch of the “first and only autonomous operating system in the world”, according to the words of Larry Ellison, president of the Council and Chief Technology Officer of Oracle. Ellison explained that this system “provisions, scales and configures itself, without human intervention and is capable of self-patching while it is running, in addition to allowing a literally instantaneous migration”.
Given its problems with the United States, Huawei has decided to turn its commercial strategy around and has started selling devices that comes with Linux preinstalled. At the moment, they are only for sale in China through its online commerce portal in this country VMALL.com.
