In archive.org’s open source audio library you can now find a Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud (UEC) oggcast from Dustin Kirkland at the Texas LinuxFest 2010.
You will witness the ease of deploying an Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud (UEC), Canonical’s open source implementation of an Amazon EC2-compatible cloud that you can run locally, in your data center and on your own hardware.
Ubuntu 10.04 UEC AMIs are now available for use and have been published to Ubuntu UEC Amazon EC2, and can be used immediately with no need to download anything. For further instruction on getting started with Amazon EC2, see the Ubuntu UEC Amazon EC2 Starters Guide.
AWS have just announced the launch of its first Asia Pacific Region in Singapore. Starting today, Asia Pacific-based businesses and global businesses with customers based in Asia can leverage AWS’s cloud infrastructure platform to build their businesses and run their applications.
VMforce is the first enterprise cloud computing service for Java developers. This new service will provide enterprise developers with the powerful combination of the Java programming language, the Spring framework, and the Force.com cloud platform.
Red Hat RHEL VIrtualisation Webinars
The Free Cloud Alliance is a Open Source Cloud Computing Stack which covers both Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Software as a Service (SaaS) with a consistent set of technologies targetted at high performance and mission critical applications.
IBM have launched a new Cloud Computing Portal !
There is a quick intro and review of Xen 4 @ http://virtually-a-machine.blogspot.com/
You can find some great articles comparing OpenVZ with Xen and many other sysadmin issues @ http://hostingfu.com/
eyeOS is the survivor after the collapse of both YouOS and now Ghost.cc !
We deeply regret that Ghost has had to close down due to increasing competition. We are very sorry for the inconvenience caused. My sincere thanks to our team, users, investors and other fans for all their support for Ghost.
Zvi Schreiber