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The Ultimate Facebook Pivot

Facebook, and it’s inextricable leader Mark Zuckerberg, have been having a tough time lately. The social media space is getting complicated. Whether it’s privacy related like with the Cambridge Analytica case and settlement, or political bias accusations like from the U.S. Congress’ inquires, and many others, not to mention expression of free speech issues, both … Continue reading The Ultimate Facebook Pivot

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Cloud Computing Doesn’t Have to Mean Signing Away Your Privacy

From its very inception, the Internet was about decentralization. Most directly, it decentralized nations’ telecom infrastructure, and let people interact through increasingly personalized online platforms. But in a larger sense, the Internet decentralized a huge proportion of modern life, from starting a business, to searching for flights, and even to finding a date. Pre-existing power … Continue reading Cloud Computing Doesn’t Have to Mean Signing Away Your Privacy

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Deploying GitLab through Subutai: the quick & easy way

By Subutai Community Manager Felipe Fonseca and Subutai’s GitLab Blueprint creator Marco Silva Say hello to the GitLab Blueprint So, you are concerned about the future of your Git repositories, following the huge movements the market has seen this week. You might have heard of another open source alternative, the GitLab community edition. But you … Continue reading Deploying GitLab through Subutai: the quick & easy way

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There is a systemic problem with Cloud Computing. Subutai has the solution.

The problem, and it is big, is that traditional cloud computing is centralized, and controlled by a small group of powerful corporations. Cloud computing should service all high-level computing users effectively and efficiently. Although it may appear that way on the surface, cloud computing is becoming increasingly complex and cost-prohibitive, even for the pros. The … Continue reading There is a systemic problem with Cloud Computing. Subutai has the solution.