Moving the Cloud Forward
It is sort of becoming a tradition for each member of the Fedora Board to declare a personal goal of some sort and then lead by doing. So now that I am the newest Board member, some people are curious about my plans.
In 2010 I helped get Fedora's Cloud SIG off the ground. At that point in time our main goal was to get a modern version of Fedora running inside Amazon's popular cloud, EC2.
Good cloud-init work done by Mr. Holms.
Categories: Interests, Private Cloud Computing, System Adminstration
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