Federico Lucifredi (Canonical) Interview - OSCON 2014

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OpenStack faces uncontrolled growth so the foundation launches a process to pick a core project definition to keep the platform coherent while letting niche projects incubate, with the possibility of swapping core components over years. Ubuntu Server focuses on cloud images and certified partners and claims 60–70% market share on EC2 as a guest OS, simplifying deployments. Home projects use Arduino sensor fusion combining OpenCV, Bluetooth dongles and weight sensors to reduce false positives and it works in small prototypes.

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1. 0:00OpenStack development
2. 5:07Ubuntu server strategy
3. 8:17Hardware hacking projects

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