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| == Ubuntu Linux Server Team == | <<Include(ServerTeam/Header)>> |
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| The server team, under the able stewardship of Thom "I Bleed For Servers" May, aims to ensure that Ubuntu installs cleanly on data-center grade servers from all major manufacturers. While linux support for server hardware is now generally excellent, the servers themselves often present unusual challenges for the installer. Team Leader: Thom May. | The [[http://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-server|Ubuntu Server team]] is working to make Ubuntu Server the best GNU/Linux server platform on the market. |
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| === Goals === | This means working on simplifying the system administrator's life, while focusing on advanced features, rock-solid stability, and high performance. We want Ubuntu Server to be an attractive platform for the entire range of servers -- from makeshift, converted desktop machines, to carrier-grade server hardware. While our CD already comes with a list of standard setups, thus satisfying the most common use case, we're working on incorporating clustering and virtualization technologies for the higher end, and are developing software for simplified management of many Ubuntu servers. |
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| * Make Ubuntu first class general purpose server platform, with special emphasis on ease of use for the admin. * Diversify even more range of hardware platforms Ubuntu could use as a server system on. * Make sure Ubuntu servers scale nicely with workload. * Make Ubuntu an attractive server platform for orgs and coprporations. * Bring ubuntu to the state which allows it to seemingly assimilate in clustering environments. |
Seems exciting ? Head to the [[ServerTeam/GettingInvolved|GettingInvolved]] page to found out how to contribute to the ServerTeam. |
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| === Issues === Ubuntu is a desktop system common perception, how to change? |
=== Documentation === |
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| * Education, Documentation: Ubuntu as a router, web/nfd/Samba/print/mail/http/content/telephony server. * Tools: make server bleeding edge available to skilled admins, make everybody a skilled admin in the future with easier tools and the right interfaces. * Marketing : Talk about how Ubuntu is already integrating nicely in hetrogeneous networks. (i.e. win/novell/linux/sun ...) * Special editions : Ubuntu Internet Server, Ubuntu Telephony Platform, Ubuntu LAN Server , Ubuntu DevHub Server .... |
List of resources (documentation, forum, how-to's, etc...) available about Ubuntu Server Edition: [[http://www.ubuntu.com/server/doc]] |
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| === People === | |
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| * SivanGreen (documentation, planning, testing) * JeffBailey * Ghe Rivero |
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| == Other Ideas == === Ubuntu DevelopersHub Server Edition === * Specially tailored Ubuntu Operating System for scattered and localized development groups. (docs,code,design) * Out of the box ready with: * Groupware Software (phpgroupware, [http://freshmeat.net/projects/worldpilot/ worldpilot] may already include some of the mentioned features) * Inner organization IM messaging solution. * Bug reporting and tracking solution. * Development ready (gcc, chroots, eclipse, wing etc..) * Intranet web, application and wiki server. * Remote administration ready. (swat, webmin etc..) See discussion: ["ServerTeam/talk"] |
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The Ubuntu Server team is working to make Ubuntu Server the best GNU/Linux server platform on the market.
This means working on simplifying the system administrator's life, while focusing on advanced features, rock-solid stability, and high performance. We want Ubuntu Server to be an attractive platform for the entire range of servers -- from makeshift, converted desktop machines, to carrier-grade server hardware. While our CD already comes with a list of standard setups, thus satisfying the most common use case, we're working on incorporating clustering and virtualization technologies for the higher end, and are developing software for simplified management of many Ubuntu servers.
Seems exciting ? Head to the GettingInvolved page to found out how to contribute to the ServerTeam.
Documentation
List of resources (documentation, forum, how-to's, etc...) available about Ubuntu Server Edition: http://www.ubuntu.com/server/doc
Sub-pages
ServerTeam (last edited 2022-02-10 14:05:02 by paelzer)