Nowadays more and more users, companies and organizations go into Open Source software.
In addition to savings from avoiding license acquisition costs, this type of software provides other benefits, such as the possibility of adapting it to each user’s needs very easily and without requiring help from others.
The Free Software Foundation (FSF), the nonprofit organization that promotes and defends free software use, celebrates tomorrow October 3rd its 30 birthday. An anniversary party will be held in Boston and all their supporters are invited.
But Boston won’t be the only scenario for this celebration, since different groups have organized around 20 meetings around the world.
DefCore defines the capabilities, code & tests productos labelled as OpenStack must pass, thus creating a standard and the minimum requirements these solutions must meet.
It is a way of increasing user’s trust guaranteeing that those projects which aren’t mature enough to become part of OpenStack’s ecosystem are filtered if they don’t meet the defined standards.
CloudOpen will be held in Dublin next October 5th, 6th & 7th. This conference organized by The Linux Foundation is designed to provide a collaboration and education space to advance the open cloud.
This event gathers together the Open Source projects, products, technologies and companies that comprise the cloud and are driving the cloud, big data and networking ecosystems.
The flagship IT publication ZDNet underlines UDS Enterprise & oVirt integration for VDI deployments.
In particular, it quotes University of Sevilla case study, because this organization decided to carry out a VMware vSphere to oVirt migration in order to get important cost-savings.
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The most outstanding topics are UDS Enterprise 1.9 beta, SPICE protocol support and moVirt app:
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