December 9, 2009
Red Hat Virtual Experience 2009

I registered some time ago, and today I can’t enter the event: where’s the login page?

I can’t even find a link to login in the event page, just the registration page and some general information, and the technical support e-mail provided seems redirected to /dev/null (well, I can’t be sure of this, please allow me the poetical license).

I’m busy and probably I can’t attend all the event, but man… at least I would have liked to try to.

Update: the link appears only when the event goes live (sic).

Final update: very interesting (virtual) event. Congratulations Red Hat.

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October 25, 2009

Cloud Computing Plain and Simple

Anyway, you have to pay for anything. It’s not only a technical definition but a billing strategy. It would be nice if you could implement a little cloud to use it yourself, wouldn’t it?

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September 9, 2009
"That Red Hat might take any cues from Canonical in the enterprise/server space right now is laughable, no matter how much we may love Ubuntu."

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From 1st comment from Red Hat Challenges Ubuntu With KVM Support, by Jeff Waugh (the emphasis it’s not mine).

I agree with Jeff, in this sentence, and in the rest of his comment. Sometimes WorksWithU it’s too Ubuntu focused, to the point of distorting reality.

But most of the time it’s a nice blog, I recommend it.

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Filed under: Ubuntu Red Hat virtualization Don't let the reality ruin your fun