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In this webinar, we will review the storage challenges faced by Enterprises, and how Ceph can solve many of them. We discuss how a single Ceph cluster can address block, file and object storage needs, and compliment proprietary and public cloud solutions. We will also demonstrate some of the key features of Ceph that provide solutions for disaster recovery and compliance requirements.

We will cover the following:

- Enterprise storage needs challenges
- Software-defined storage with Ceph
- Ceph architecture
- Multi-protocol Ceph
- Charmed Ceph - upstream Ceph delivered with model-driven operations
- Managed Ceph

Ceph for Enterprise

In this talk, Rob Gibbon, Product Manager for Data Platform at Canonical, and Amit Khandelwal, Senior Program Manager SQL Server at Microsoft will deep dive on SQL Server on Ubuntu Pro for Azure with industry-leading SQL Server experts Argenis Fernandez and Anthony Nocentino.  You will learn:  - Anatomy of the performance features of SQL Server on Ubuntu Pro - How to set up Active Directory integration for the SQL Server on Ubuntu Pro solution - Deep dive on running SQL Server on Ubuntu Pro with new persistent memory (PMEM) Azure instances to turbocharge your SQL Server deployments   Check out Part 1: https://ubuntu.com/engage/SQLServerWebinarPart1  Check out our marketplace offering for SQL Server: https://azuremarketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/marketplace/apps/microsoftsqlserver.sql2019-ubuntupro2004?tab=Overview Check out our marketplace offering for Ubuntu Pro: https://azuremarketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/marketplace/apps/canonical.0001-com-ubuntu-pro-focal?tab=Overview

Introducing SQL Server on Ubuntu Pro for Azure Part 2

A low-ops, minimal production Kubernetes on Ubuntu for your IBM Z/LinuxONE system.

Mission critical applications require a resilient Kubernetes, that can lose any node and still provide reliable services while zero downtime is a necessity in production environments, especially for remote, unattended clusters, appliances, servers, and industrial IoT.

MicroK8s is the smallest and fastest Kubernetes that makes high availability resilient and self-healing with no administrative intervention required.  The IBM Z platform is a perfect fit for such types of Kubernetes infrastructural and aaS workloads — thus Container As A Service / CaaS.

Together, IBM Z systems, Ubuntu and MicroK8s bring up a CNCF-certified Kubernetes with batteries included in just a minute, hosted on the most reliable hardware platform available.

Join us in this live webinar and discover how you can run dozens or even hundreds of MicroK8s instances to host your container workloads on a single IBM Z server for free.

MicroK8s on IBM Z — minimal footprint meets zero downtime

On average, 55% of IT budgets are spent on operations, keeping the lights on. Organisations are constantly trying to find the right balance between running efficient operations and exploring the new possibilities of digital transformation. And as more organisations move towards the cloud, many missed expectations occur. But how can an organisation build the right strategy to minimise the skill gap and spend less on operations while increasing efficiency and innovation?

In this session, we will discuss: 

- The business perspective behind digital transformation 
- The challenges associated with open source solutions like OpenStack & Kubernetes 
- How to categorise your IT activities and gain control of your IT budget 
- How to structure a business-centric IT organisation that focuses on innovation rather than keeping the lights on

Building cost-efficient open source cloud operations

SUSE OpenStack Cloud 8 erreicht das Ende seines Lebenszyklus (End of Life – EOL) am 31. Mai 2021. Zwar können Kunden mit einer Migration auf SUSE OpenStack Cloud 9 weitere 11 Monate gewinnen, auch dieses Release wird allerdings demnächst sein EOL erreichen. Wie 2019 angekündigt, wird SUSE ab diesem Zeitpunkt den Support für OpenStack Cloud einstellen. Wenn Sie also derzeit SUSE OpenStack Cloud einsetzen, sollten Sie spätestens jetzt beginnen, einen Migrationsplan zu entwickeln.

Erfahren Sie mehr über die Herausforderungen einer Migration von SUSE OpenStack Cloud auf andere OpenStack Plattformen in einem Webinar mit Manuel Calve, Enterprise Development bei Canonical, und Edwin Kuss, Direktor bei Hystax. Wir betrachten in diesem Webinar die Vorteile eines Umstiegs auf Charmed OpenStack von Canonical. Zudem demonstrieren wir, wie Hystax den Migrationsprozess unterstützt und die durchgängige Verfügbarkeit Ihrer Services gewährleistet.

SUSE OpenStack Cloud wird eingestellt: Sind Sie vorbereitet?

In this talk, Rob Gibbon, Product Manager for Data Platform at Canonical, and Andrew Pruski, Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) SQL Server will introduce SQL Server on Ubuntu Pro for Azure and deep dive on patching regimes and high availability clustering for SQL Server on Ubuntu Pro.  Register for Part 2: https://ubuntu.com/engage/SQLServerWebinarPart2  Check out our marketplace offering for SQL Server: https://azuremarketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/marketplace/apps/microsoftsqlserver.sql2019-ubuntupro2004?tab=Overview Check out our marketplace offering for Ubuntu Pro: https://azuremarketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/marketplace/apps/canonical.0001-com-ubuntu-pro-focal?tab=Overview

Introducing SQL Server on Ubuntu Pro for Azure Part 1

Upgrades remain one of the biggest challenges in OpenStack environments. While initial deployment usually isn’t much of a problem for cloud operations teams, upgrading production environments to the latest version can be a nightmare. As a result, some OpenStack vendors haven’t been even supporting upgrades for years. At the same time, Canonical customers have been benefiting from automated upgrades from the early days of Charmed OpenStack.

During this exciting event OpenStack experts from Canonical: Tytus Kurek and Alex Kavanagh will discuss the latest improvements around the upgrade experience in Charmed OpenStack and demonstrate how to upgrade a production cloud with minimal downtime.

OpenStack Upgrades

Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Xenial Xerus, una delle più popolari release di Ubuntu, è disponibile dal 2016, ed è stato adottato da molte organizzazioni per uso aziendale. Nell'aprile 2021 questa release LTS entrerà nel periodo di manutenzione estesa della sicurezza (ESM, extended security maintenance) uscendo dalla sua finestra standard di manutenzione della sicurezza di cinque anni. Questo webinar spiegherà il suo passaggio all'ESM e fornirà una guida alle considerazioni chiave per la pianificazione di una migrazione.
In questo webinar scoprirete:
●   Cos'è l'ESM e il periodo di manutenzione estesa della sicurezza
●   Una guida con sei considerazioni chiave per la pianificazione di una migrazione da Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
●      Come mantenere i vostri sistemi 16.04 LTS in produzione sicuri durante la pianificazione del vostro percorso di migrazione

Ubuntu 16.04 LTS verso la Manutenzione Estesa della Sicurezza

Junte-se a nós para discutir o Ubuntu Pro no Azure para o mercado LATAM. Estaremos analisando os casos de uso comuns que vemos e os principais recursos que ajudarão a levar sua empresa para o próximo nível.

Ubuntu Pro no Microsoft Azure

To keep pace with exponential data growth — in public and private clouds, and at the edge — more enterprise and mid-sized data centers are turning to Ceph open source software-defined storage and Dell servers to address growing storage needs.

Join Canonical and Dell in this live webinar and learn how to create a capacity optimized storage cluster with Charmed Ceph and Dell PowerEdge servers.  

An overview of Canonical Charmed Ceph and Dell’s PowerEdge servers will be presented, along with a discussion of the considerations in deploying and scaling a storage cluster to meet user’s needs, both today at deployment, and scaling for future growth.

Ceph in the modern data center

Building a secure software supply chain is the challenge facing developers of tomorrow's applications. Deep learning models in frameworks like PyTorch and TensorFlow require complex pipelines, composing from abundant resources. From training the models to testing, optimising, and deploying them on OCI images with OpenVINO™. This webinar will focus on the deployment on containers phase, building on the work done by Intel and Canonical to provide not only developer-friendly yet also secure and stable container images. By combining Ubuntu containers with the OpenVINO™ Model Server, developers can deploy and manage inference-as-a-service on a range of Intel® platforms using Kubernetes – from the edge to the cloud.

Secure AI models deployment at the edge with OpenVINO™ on Ubuntu containers

Cybersecurity’s state of affairs today can be described as too complex. The average IT team faces an enormous number of threats, ranging from “social engineering” attacks to the exploitation of obscure software vulnerabilities. At the same time, the result of data breaches can be severe: operations were disrupted in a pipeline company, while a telecommunications company hack exposed the private data of 50 million customers. Regulators and customers expect more, and sectors that manage critical infrastructure such as healthcare, banking, digital infrastructure and services, water supply, energy, and several others are held to high security standards. The EU’s NIS2 directive, or the US’ executive order on cybersecurity demonstrate that the direction is clear. Critical infrastructure needs to be deployed and maintained securely for its lifetime, and Canonical’s Ubuntu is well positioned to provide the foundation of a successful cybersecurity program.

In this webinar, we will:
- Provide an introduction to cybersecurity and zero trust.
- Highlight the common challenges faced in the implementation of cybersecurity programs, including challenges in vulnerability management, secure configuration of software and defenses against malware.
- Discuss how Canonical and Ubuntu can help manage these challenges and lay the foundation of a successful cybersecurity program.

Cybersecurity & Compliance with Ubuntu

OpenStack is the leading open-source infrastructure-as-a-service cloud software, used by the largest organizations across the world. Since its launching in 2010, OpenStack was brought to life with the mission to "to produce the ubiquitous open-source cloud computing platform that will meet the needs of public and private clouds regardless of size, by being simple to implement and massively scalable." Today, It continues to be one of the top open-source projects in the world in terms of active contributions with over 34,000 individuals and 550 participating companies, all contributing to the development of the free cloud computing platform. OpenStack has allowed many organisations to leverage open source technologies to optimise their infrastructure costs and focus more on their IT strategy to transform their businesses.

In this session, we will examine how OpenStack is helping organisations cut down costs and increase innovation, agility and flexibility of their IT.

Intro to OpenStack: How open-source private clouds are changing the game

There are common patterns and best practices across different verticals to be successful with Kubernetes adoption and everything starts with setting the appropriate business goals. Canonical is helping businesses in various industries, such as Telco, FinServ, Human Resources and the public sector to define the right cloud native strategy and implement a fully open source solution tailored to their needs.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:
- How a Tier-1 US carrier significantly reduced costs by migrating to Kubernetes on-prem
- How a company from the FinServ sector transformed their infrastructure to achieve multi-cloud workload portability
- How a Fortune 250 HR software services business migrated their Kubernetes to an open infrastructure to achieve significant cost reductions
- How a public sector organization used Kubernetes to comply with strict governmental regulations while improving their service uptime

Enterprise Kubernetes use cases: 4 real-world stories

Whether you are building an IoT device, interactive kiosk, a digital signage solution or any other product that requires a graphical output, Ubuntu Frame instantly allows your device to run your fullscreen application. This means no more problems with the integration and maintenance of partial solutions, dealing with underlying drivers, or deploying vulnerable graphical applications. You can get everything you need to build your application out-of-the-box with Ubuntu Frame. 

This webinar will present the challenges of developing and deploying kiosk and digital signage solutions, and introduce how they can be solved with Ubuntu Frame, a fullscreen shell for edge devices.

Join Canonical’s Alan Griffiths, Senior Engineer and display server expert and Gabriel Aguiar Noury, Product Manager to discover:

- the challenges of developing and deploying graphical applications in embedded devices
- how Ubuntu Frame works and how it can support you in deploying graphical applications in embedded devices
- a tutorial on how to create your first web kiosk with Ubuntu Frame

Building graphical applications in embedded devices

DFI's GHF51 mini industrial-grade motherboard, and the EC90A-GH mini fanless industrial computer, are the world's first industrial computer products that have passed the Ubuntu IoT hardware certification and are equipped with high-performance AMD processors.  The 1.8-inch motherboard of the Ryzen R1000 processor has the same small size as the Raspberry Pi but brings unprecedented powerful computing performance, powerful expansion capabilities, and durability tailored for industrial applications. Combining the online update mechanism of the Ubuntu Certified Hardware and the online application store, the breakthrough development of "Industrial Pi" will redefine the future of the Industrial Internet of Things.

Join our upcoming webinar on the "industrial pi" use case on 27 October.

Highlights
1. DFI "Industrial Pi" Use Cases on computer vision
2. The Basis Of Industrial Pi: AMD Embedded Ryzen
3. Ubuntu Core Refined For IoT
4. Get ready for another 30 years of Linux

For more information, visit: https://ubuntu.com/certified

“Industrial Pi” Use Cases With Ubuntu and AMD

In this session we will talk about: Inference engines deployment

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Open source software has largely influenced the world we’re living in today. It is all around us in our everyday life, from smartphones and laptops to smart devices and cars. Since open source was introduced a few decades ago, the main aim behind it was to enable users to operate, copy, share, study, change, and improve this software. Today, over 85% of organisations have an open source mandate to increase agility and flexibility. It has enabled enterprises to further innovate while cutting down costs. And as most of the cloud native ecosystem consists of open source components, companies who consume open source efficiently are considered to be better positioned for the future. Join our first "in Arabic" webinar to learn more about open source and how it has helped evolve the world around us, and how to leverage open source softwares to better position yourself for the future.

Intro to Open Source: How free software has changed the world

Ubuntu Core is a tiny, transactional version of Ubuntu for IoT devices and large container deployments. It runs a new breed of super-secure, remotely upgradeable Linux app packages known as snaps ‐ and it’s trusted by leading IoT players, from chipset vendors to device makers and system integrators. In this introductory webinar you will learn about the latest version of Ubuntu Core, snaps, and how they all fit into the IoT.

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