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Category Archives: ISV

Alfresco packaging for Fedora

Saturday, August 1, 2009

Alfresco is one of the applications I’ve heard regular chatter around, “It would be great if it were packaged for Fedora.” In fact, the breakdown of JARs and some of the dependencies for Alfresco was one of the starting actions of the Fedora ISV special interest group.
Do you have any interest in seeing Alfresco packaged [...]

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Who owns your file system and what you put on it?

Sunday, June 21, 2009

This was the central question I reckon I carried away after talking with folks from Nexenta.  They have an open source core, Nexenta.org, that uses an OpenSolaris kernel with ZFS and a rebuilt Debian non-GUI userspace.  The combination provides network attached storage (NAS) with lots of potential as an open solution.
What resonated most with me [...]

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Apache Hadoop in Fedora? Let’s ask Cloudera

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

If you happen to be a user of Apache Hadoop, or want to use Cloudera’s cloud software, it is available as an RPM from the company’s website.  Oh, with a long set of installation instructions that include extracting RPMs from Sun’s Java 6 installer.
I thought, wouldn’t it be nice if you could just do ‘yum [...]

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