Canonical’s Landscape Dedicated Server Strategy
This is part two of WorksWithU’s podcast with Ken Drachnik, Landscape manager at Canonical. This discussion specifically covers Landscape Dedicated Server Edition — which runs on-premise and allows IT administrators to manage Ubuntu systems. Here’s a minute-by-minute list describing the conversation…
0:00: Introduction
0:32: Understanding Landscape Dedicated Server Edition vs. SaaS
1:13: How enterprises run Landscape locally
1:32: When and why did Canonical launch Landscape Dedicated Server?
2:33: How does Landscape help to patch, audit, configure and maintain Ubuntu systems?
3:38: Is Landscape mainly for enterprise or small business?
4:30: Is Landscape for specific vertical markets?
4:40: How long does it take to get Landscape Dedicated Server up and running?
5:30: What type of training does Canonical offer for Landscape Dedicated Server?
6:05: How is Landscape Dedicated Server priced?
6:55: Where is Landscape Dedicated Server heading next?
8:36: When do Landscape upgrades arrive?
9:15: Online Links
9:38: Conclusion
Note: Canonical sponsored this podcast.
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They guy called the next release “Lenny” at 8:15. Looks like ubuntu’s Debian is showing.
Excellent podcast, very informative.
Landscape Dedicated Server will give customers the flexibility to download package updates from their own private repository or the Ubuntu public package repository.
[...] Landscape is Canonical’s remote management platform for Ubuntu systems. It’s available in both a SaaS and on-premise [...]