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Linux distribution for the cloud
The document discusses the role of Linux distributions in the cloud, highlighting the need for integration of open software and free web services. It addresses current challenges such as lack of standards, data control, and the necessity for a protective licensing model. The presentation emphasizes the importance of maintaining freedoms in software usage and distribution while exploring potential solutions for better cloud service practices.
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- 1. Linux Distribution forthe Cloud Peter Eisentraut petere@debian.org FOSDEM 2010
- 2. What is aLinux Distribution?
- 3. What is aLinux Distribution? Integrating a bunch of free/open software
- 4. What is aLinux Distribution? Distributing a software collection to users Integrating a bunch of free/open software
- 5. What is aLinux Distribution? Distributing a software collection to users Integrating a bunch of free/open software Implementing the freedoms
- 6. What is aCloud?
- 7. What is aCloud?
- 8. What is aCloud? Provisioning of services hosted on shared resources over the Internet
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- 10. Or maybe this. . . Cloud version 0
- 11. Wrapped in this. . .
- 12. A bunch ofthese . . .
- 13. Or just oneof these . . .
- 14. Or usually this. . . Cloud version 0.5
- 15. But what aboutthis?
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- 17. Solutions Random, ad hoc, or vendor specific solutions . . .
- 18. Solutions Random, ad hoc, or vendor specific solutions . . . FAI (http://www.informatik.uni-koeln.de/fai/)
- 19. Solutions Random, ad hoc, or vendor specific solutions . . . FAI (http://www.informatik.uni-koeln.de/fai/) Distribute virtual images in addition to ISOs?
- 20. Solutions Random, ad hoc, or vendor specific solutions . . . FAI (http://www.informatik.uni-koeln.de/fai/) Distribute virtual images in addition to ISOs? Offer automatic deployment to cloud services?
- 21. Ubuntu Cloud http://www.ubuntu.com/cloud
- 22. Current Problems Lack of standards Integration of available software Linux distributions can drive this
- 23. More Information http://socializedsoftware.com/2010/01/20/ eleven-open-source-cloud-computing-projects-to-watch/ Eucalyptus Systems — http://www.eucalyptus.com/ http://oddments.org/?p=78
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- 26. The Linux Desktop Where does this leave Linux distributors?
- 27. Problems The server-side software is not “free”. The hosting is not “free”. Little/no control over data. No “open-source” community.
- 28. Ways Forward Need more “free” web services. Need “free” hosting model. Need data access/protection model. Rethinking licensing, freedom.
- 29. Ways Forward Need more “free” web services. Identi.ca, OpenStreetMap, ownCloud, . . . Need “free” hosting model. Need data access/protection model. Rethinking licensing, freedom.
- 30. Ways Forward Need more “free” web services. Identi.ca, OpenStreetMap, ownCloud, . . . Need “free” hosting model. Hostsharing.net Need data access/protection model. Rethinking licensing, freedom.
- 31. Ways Forward Need more “free” web services. Identi.ca, OpenStreetMap, ownCloud, . . . Need “free” hosting model. Hostsharing.net Need data access/protection model. auditing, data dumps (“preferred form for modification”) Rethinking licensing, freedom.
- 32. Ways Forward Need more “free” web services. Identi.ca, OpenStreetMap, ownCloud, . . . Need “free” hosting model. Hostsharing.net Need data access/protection model. auditing, data dumps (“preferred form for modification”) Rethinking licensing, freedom. AGPL?
- 33. Ways Forward Need more “free” web services. Identi.ca, OpenStreetMap, ownCloud, . . . Need “free” hosting model. Hostsharing.net Need data access/protection model. auditing, data dumps (“preferred form for modification”) Rethinking licensing, freedom. AGPL? Commercial opportunities
- 34. Freedoms FreeSoftware Definition 0. Freedom to run 1. Freedom to study and change 2. Freedom to redistribute 3. Freedom to distribute modified versions
- 35. Freedoms 0. Freedom to run 1. Freedom to study and change 2. Freedom to redistribute 3. Freedom to distribute modified versions Freedom to access and control my data
- 36. More Information https://www.joachim-breitner.de/blog/archives/ 344-About-the-Freedoms-of-Web-Services.html Eben Moglen, “Freedom in the Cloud”
- 37. Summary Linuxdistributors can drive: Integration of cloud software Distribution of software in the cloud Freedom in the cloud
- 38. Rights and Attributions This presentation “Linux Distribution for the Cloud” was authored by Peter Eisentraut and is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license. Picture credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/matsuyuki/2607912618/ (CC-BY-SA) http://www.flickr.com/photos/secretlondon/2592690167/ (CC-BY-SA) http://www.flickr.com/photos/jrepin/188800171/ (CC-BY-SA) http://www.flickr.com/photos/bobbigmac/2543562507/in/set-72157605291764838/ (CC-BY-SA) http://www.flickr.com/photos/mattimattila/3003324844/ (CC-BY) http://www.flickr.com/photos/neospire/3594831805/ (CC-BY) http://www.flickr.com/photos/saipal/199661563/ (CC-BY) http://www.flickr.com/photos/lloyds-screenies/2809262218/ (CC-BY) http://www.flickr.com/photos/jcuthrell/2101814328/ (CC-BY-SA) http://www.flickr.com/photos/ndevil/4117337083/ (CC-BY) All listed pictures under indicated Create Commons licenses.