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[ubuntu] cloud using ubuntu enterprise cloud

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http://ubuntuforums.org – i and my two friends are doing a project on cloud computing using ubuntu enterprise cloud(uec). we are planing to develop a private cloud infrastructure we installed the cloud controller,node controller in two different pcs now we are in a confusion how to install something in the cloud controller. so that we can get it in the software center of the interface in the client. gone through the uec guide but it was a little confusing could you suggest some particular sites which explains this in detail so that we can complete this project . or is there any person whom we could contact to get th (Hardware)

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Submitted by linuxfan on 09/26/2012

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Me and my two friends are doing a project on cloud computing. Our main aim is to build a private cloud using Ubuntu cloud enterprise. We installed the cloud controller and the node controller, we installed the interface that could be seen in the client also.

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I know that the cloud controller is able to run inside a VMWare, but I didn't find information regarding the node controller.

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