Ubuntu 9.04 officially releases the first integrated enterprise cloud

Unlike the "Snow Leopard", which named the next-generation system with Mac OS, Ubuntu has a code of "Jaunty Jackalope" in its usual meaning: a malevolent Wyoming hare. In addition to the time "hostile", we also found that Ubuntu in the server version of the added "Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud Services (UEC)" became the first in the enterprise firewall to build a private cloud environment Linux distribution. Ubuntu's Additional netbook Netbook edition is a "hare" ambition.

Ubuntu 9.04 employs the Linux Kernel 2.6.28 kernel, adding new features and features to a wide range of user experiences-including a new graphical desktop environment, GNOME 2.26, support for Totem UPnP services, and 30% faster start-up performance, The Ext4 file system is eventually supported (although the default system is still EXT3). In addition, Ubuntu 9.04 incorporates new features such as KVM virtualization, the Samba file server cluster, and greatly simplifies the mail server Setup steps, Inherits Dovecot-postfix migrations, and so on, while MySQL The 5.1 and AMQP (Advanced Message Queuing Protocol) are also the newest features of Ubuntu support.

For its UEC Enterprise cloud services, the message is that Amazon's cloud computing service environment EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) will deploy the Linux distribution of the cloud platform.

    Ubuntu 9.04 is the tenth release from the first release of Ubuntu 4.1, and its release announces that Ubuntu has been gone for 5 years, and that in just over a 5-year period, Ubuntu is growing any Linux distributions are unmatched, thanks to Ubuntu's core idea, "Linux for Human Beings", and we look forward to the Ubuntu9.10 that we are expected to release this October.