Canonical Launches Enterprise Store For Ubuntu Pro (nerds.xyz) 8
BrianFagioli writes: Canonical has launched the Enterprise Store as part of Ubuntu Pro, giving organizations a way to manage Ubuntu software distribution in restricted networks, behind firewalls, and in air gapped environments. The on premises proxy sits between devices and Canonical software stores, allowing companies to cache downloads, control software revisions, and manage snaps and charms without requiring every system to connect directly to the internet. The Enterprise Store is designed for organizations with strict security requirements, including regulated industries and environments where predictable software updates and audit controls are important.
Is this new? (Score:3)
I must admit i did not read the complete article, but how is this fundamentally different from running a local copy of a yum or apt repo? Iâ(TM)ve doing that for 20 years nowâ¦
Re: Is this new? (Score:2)
It supports snaps and charms.
Yeah, that's why no one should want this.
I wrote a howto on how to make your own apt archive years ago, but it's become outdated since. Maybe I should revisit that now in light of this.
Microsoft Linux (Score:2)
does it allow WSUS like controls and groups? (Score:3)
does it allow WSUS like controls and groups?
You'll pay for this: (Score:2)
ubuntu hosting service (Score:2)
if they keep going like this, I think I'll look at Debian again... even though I don't like their politics
Gotta (Score:1)
Does "Pro" mean... (Score:2)
Less adware being baked into core system utils?
Or More?