2024-08-08 –, Azure (Breakout 3)
The Fedora KDE Workstation Cloud Image is designed to provide users with a seamless and optimized experience of the Fedora KDE desktop environment in a cloud-based setting. This presentation will outline the development process, key features, and potential use cases for this specialized image.
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Introduction to Fedora Cloud Edition: We will provide an overview of the Fedora Cloud Edition and its significance in the cloud computing landscape. We will discuss the objectives and target audience of the Fedora KDE Workstation Cloud Image.
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Design and Development: We will delve into the technical aspects of designing and developing the Fedora KDE Workstation Cloud Image. This will include discussions on the selection and integration of KDE Workstation, optimizing the image for cloud performance, and ensuring compatibility with popular cloud platforms.
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Feature Highlights: We will highlight the distinctive features and advantages of the Fedora KDE Workstation Cloud Image for handling complex projects for visualization, animation . This will include a showcase of accessing the KDE Plasma desktop environment using RDP, using pre-installed KDE applications, desktop customization options, and seamless integration with cloud-based workflows.
Deployment and Use Cases: We will explore the various deployment options available for the Fedora KDE Workstation Cloud Image, including different cloud providers and virtualization platforms. Additionally, we will discuss potential use cases for this image, such as software development environments, VDI solutions, and remote collaboration scenarios.
- Community Involvement and Future Roadmap: We will emphasize the importance of additional community involvement in the development and improvement of the Fedora KDE Workstation Cloud Image and other images of similar types. We will also discuss the future roadmap, including planned enhancements, user feedback integration, and potential collaborations with other Fedora Editions.
David is a Solutions Architect specializing in open source partner solutions on AWS. David is a Sr. Manager for the Partner Solutions architecture team who challenges himself to remain technical while also focusing on the strategic support for operating system distributions. David works with the Fedora Cloud Edition Working Group, but enjoys working with CommOps too.
Neal is a developer and contributor in Fedora; Mageia; and openSUSE, focusing primarily on the base Linux system components (such as package and software management) and the Linux desktop. He's a big believer in "upstream first", which has led him all over the open source world. He is the principal consultant at Velocity Limitless, a consultancy focusing on open source software solutions.