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Blog posts tagged
"Community"

Aaron Prisk
30 November 2022

Kudos for Kudu Customization

Community Article

Kinetic Kudu is out with another beautiful collection of community provided wallpapers. Check out the contest winners and more Kudu customization tips. ...

Heather Ellsworth
28 November 2022

Ubuntu Summit 2022 Reflections

Community Article

Thank you for participating in the Ubuntu Summit! We successfully united the broader open source community to talk about their exciting projects and Ubuntu. ...

Canonical
11 November 2022

Join us at UbuCon Asia in Seoul this November!

Community Article

You are invited to UbuCon Asia 2022 (Nov 26–27) in Seoul, in-person for the first time, where the autumn leaves are beautiful and ripe. ...

Andreea Munteanu
17 October 2022

Meet us at Kubeflow Summit 2022

AI Article

Kubeflow summit aims to bring together users, contributors and professionals who benefit from the open-source MLOps platform. After two unusual years, in 2022 the community decided to take a step further and organise two days that will be all about…Kubeflow So…where and when do we meet? Either virtually or in person, at AMA Conference Cen ...

Heather Ellsworth
11 October 2022

Why You Should Attend the Ubuntu Summit In-Person

Community Article

The Ubuntu Summit will be packed with discussions and events you won’t want to miss! Learn more about why you should join us in Prague on November 7–9th. ...

Heather Ellsworth
15 September 2022

Ubuntu Summit — Calling All Proposals

Community Article

The Ubuntu Summit Call for Abstracts is open until September 30th. We are open to your submissions for talks and workshops and look forward to seeing you! ...

Philipp Kewisch
7 September 2022

Ubuntu Developer Summit is now Ubuntu Summit

Community Article

As you may have heard, we are hosting an event geared towards the Ubuntu Community. We are calling it “Ubuntu Summit” and it’s taking place November 7–9th in Prague, Czech Republic. You can find more information at summit.ubuntu.com… or you can just keep reading. But wait… is this the same thing as the “Ubuntu Developer ...

Canonical
5 August 2022

Canonical talks cloud native and career development at community meetup in Manila

Cloud and server Article

Canonical, the publisher of Ubuntu, joined ULAP.org in their cloud-native computing upskilling and career development initiative held in Dewise office in Manila, Philippines, last June. ULAP’s mission is to help underrepresented STEM students kickstart a career in cloud, data, and technology. Michelle Anne Tabirao, Data Solutions Product ...

Michael C. Jaeger
11 February 2022

Learn how to build a minimal Charm

Cloud and server Article

The previous blog post talked about the community workshops taking place in the Juju and Charm community. Normally the community workshops take place every Friday at 10:00 am CET. The details for these workshops can be found in the public channel on Mattermost. In one of the workshops, Erik Lönroth held a tutorial on how ...

Michael C. Jaeger
11 February 2022

A Charming community: how to join the Juju and Charmed Operators community

Cloud and server Article

If you are familiar with open source, you know that the community is what drives a project and gives its purpose, keeps it alive and thriving. So, it is important to support that community, and provide tools and encouragement to help it grow. Today, we would highlight the community behind Juju and Charmed Operators and ...

Igor Ljubuncic
17 December 2021

Snapcrafters – One for all, all for one

Ubuntu Article

In mid-2017, a small group of techies banded together and formed a team that would specialize in creating community-supported snaps of applications for which there was or would be no upstream support. This team called itself: Snapcrafters. Over time, it slowly, gradually grew, attracting more people and bringing yet more snaps under its u ...

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