Miona Aleksic

Canonical introduces the beta release of MicroCloud Cluster Manager, a new way to discover, organize, and operate your MicroCloud environments from a single, unified interface.

Native integration available between Canonical LXD and HPE Alletra MP B10000. The integration combines efficient open source virtualization with high performance, enterprise-grade storage

With the latest LXD release, Ubuntu Pro now supports auto-attachment for LXD guest instances, offering organizations a seamless way to extend Ubuntu Pro benefits across their infrastructure.

5.21.0 LTS, the stable release of LXD, the system container and VM manager, is now available.

LXD is a modern, secure and robust ESXi alternative. With its intuitive CLI and web interface, users can easily get started and deploy and manage their workloads easily and intuitively.

In this blog, we’re exploring edge computing examples, its diverse applications and use cases, with a special focus on how Canonical’s MicroCloud fits seamlessly into this transformative landscape.

An overview at what’s new in LXD 5.16 and 5.17 releases.

Early access to LXD graphical user interface is now available.

Learn how to enable real-time kernel in MicroClouds, serving your low latency requirements.

In this blog, we will go through some of the most significant features we have included in our monthly releases so far this year. Links to each of the release announcements are linked for detailed information.

Join Canonical and Ubuntu at Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2023 to discuss open source innovation in telecommunications.

Containerization vs. Virtualization : understand the differences and benefits of each approach, as well as connections to cloud computing.

Deploy your own micro cloud with a single command in just a few minutes. Try out the new significantly simplified deployment process.

Are you looking to host your own ERP cost-effectively, or perhaps evaluating solutions to host other types of applications for your small business? Learn how you can do that with LXD.

Are you looking for a way to practice your Linux commands without jeopardizing your underlying system? Want to practice running complex infrastructure use cases? Want to understand how the application you develop on your laptop would behave on a cloud instance? Try LXD.

In this blog, we’ll explore some of the main VM features that help you run your infrastructure on LXD.