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Tonido: A Free, Private Cloud And Streaming Media Server
What is Tonido? Tonido is a cross platform, free application that allows you to access all files on your computer from a web browser, smartphone, tablet or even DLNA enabled devices. You can access your files from anywhere, and ofcourse you can share them to your friends, family, and colleagues as well. Additionally, you can […]
Install OpenQRM Cloud Computing Platform In Debian
Introduction openQRM is a web-based open source Cloud computing and datacenter management platform that integrates flexibly with existing components in enterprise data centers. It supports the following virtualization technologies: KVM, XEN, Citrix XenServer, VMWare ESX, LXC, OpenVZ. The Hybrid Cloud Connector in openQRM supports a range of private or public cloud providers to extend your […]
Backup Files From Ubuntu Or Debian Server’s To Amazon s3
Backup Files From Ubuntu Or Debian Server’s To Amazon s3 Every Organization need the data’s well protected than anything else, In IT field data’s are the only precious gem we can’t get back if we loose it in any case. So there will be more need to protect the data’s with high availability. If we […]
Create A Secure Cloud Storage Using Seafile In Ubuntu 14.10
Introduction If you want to have your own storage solution or alternative for ownCloud and Dropbox. Seafile is great solution for that. Seafile is an open source cloud storage system with advanced support for file syncing, privacy protection and teamwork. It allow users TO Organize files into libraries. Each library can be shared between users and into groups. A library can […]
7 days in the cloud. Or so was my intention…
I have to be honest here and admit that my intention for this article was to spend 1 week using and solely relying online and cloud applications for my work and productivity. But only 2 days in to my experiment, things changed and many things become apparent to me. So read on, you may find […]
Ubuntu One- Cloud storage reaches 1 million
There is a silver lining to Ubuntu cloud service, Unbuntu One in the past one week. It has hit the 1 million milestone in terms of users and Canonical, the commercial end of Ubuntu, has announced new plans changes to further increase its reach where lesser than 5 GB is free, from the initial 2 […]
Cloud storage-why you need to use it
Data storage has always been the handicap that most organizations grapple with as with each passing day they move to more real time solutions. Magnetic tapes and floppy disks are passé now as data storage solutions have today gone beyond advanced, sophisticated hardware to more virtual storage systems that are of exceptional standards. Cloud computing […]
Ubuntu Enterprise cloud delivered on Dell servers
Finally, Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud (UEC) is set to penetrate deep into the Cloud Computing Enterprise segment post the Dell partnership. Canonical had first debuted the UEC along with their Jaunty Jackalope (9.04 Release) in April 2009.