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Canonical
on 7 June 2013

Ubuntu and OpenStack

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The third in our series, Ubuntu and OpenStack features top Canonical experts discussing why Ubuntu sits at the heart of OpenStack. And why that’s important when you consider your next steps into the cloud.

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