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 * TBD
 * TBD		  * Apache section updated, and integrated better with new LAMP Applications section.
 * New Kerberos and LDAP section, which details configuring Kerberos KDCs with an OpenLDAP backend.
 * All sections now have links on where to find further information.
 * New Logical Volume Manager (LVM) sub-section under the Advanced Installation section.
 * New update-motd section detailing how the Message Of The Day (MOTD) is updated in Ubuntu.
 * DRBD is now covered in the new Clustering chapter.
 * New section on using eCryptfs.
 * New Eucalyptus section.
 * OpenNebula also gets it's own section.
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 * Detail storing Kerberos principals in LDAP.  * Detail storing Kerberos principals in LDAP.  '''Needs Review'''
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 * Section on LVM to supplement Software RAID.  * Section on LVM to supplement Software RAID.  '''Needs Review'''
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 * DRBD  * DRBD '''Needs Review'''
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 * Update and expand Apache section.
  * [[https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-doc/2008-September/011760.html|Server Guide Proposal (LAMP/Tomcat/Scripting Languages)]]		  * Update and expand Apache section. '''Needs Review'''
  * [[https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-doc/2008-September/011760.html|Server Guide Proposal (LAMP/Tomcat/Scripting Languages)]] '''Needs Review'''
  * Need to update the ''Wiki Applications'' section and change it to '''LAMP Applications''' combining content from [[https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP|ApacheMySQLPHP]] page. '''Needs Review'''
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 * Try to reduce the complexity of the OpenLDAP section.
  * Explain the Directory Information Tree.		  * Updates to current sections.
  * Update RAID section to RAID both '''/''' and '''swap''' partitions. '''Needs Review'''
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 * Updates to current sections.
  * Update RAID section to RAID both '''/''' and '''swap''' partitions.		  * Fix bugs in current guide. '''Done'''
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 * Fix bugs in current guide.

 * Provide a PDF of the Server Guide.		  * Provide a PDF of the Server Guide. '''Done - Should be provided with update to help.ubuntu.com'''
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 * Explain /etc/motd and how it's updated.  * Explain /etc/motd and how it's updated. '''Needs Review'''
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 * Screen usage.  * Screen usage. '''Needs Review'''

 * Ubuntu Cloud Computing
  * Eucalyptus integration. '''Needs Review'''
  * OpenNebula section. '''Needs Review'''

 * EcryptFS options. '''Needs Review'''

 * Added Resources/References for each section. '''Needs Review'''

 * Section on etckeeper. '''Needs Review'''

Summary

Gather and confirm ideas on additions and updates for the Server Guide during the Ubuntu 9.04 release cycle.

Release Note

The ubuntu-serverguide package will include more information. Updated and Additional sections:

  • Apache section updated, and integrated better with new LAMP Applications section.
  • New Kerberos and LDAP section, which details configuring Kerberos KDCs with an OpenLDAP backend.
  • All sections now have links on where to find further information.
  • New Logical Volume Manager (LVM) sub-section under the Advanced Installation section.
  • New update-motd section detailing how the Message Of The Day (MOTD) is updated in Ubuntu.
  • DRBD is now covered in the new Clustering chapter.
  • New section on using eCryptfs.
  • New Eucalyptus section.

  • OpenNebula also gets it's own section.

(Will need to be updated depending on which sections make it in before SF).

It is mandatory.

Rationale

A significant amount of problems with any computer system can be solved with good documentation. To that end having relevant and up to date documentation for the Ubuntu Server Edition is a worthwhile venture.

Use Cases

Documentation shipped with Ubuntu Server Edition in the ubuntu-serverguide package. Also, the content is available on the help.ubuntu.com web site.

Assumptions

Server admins are reading the Server Guide.

Design

Currently the Ubuntu Server Guide is drafted in DocBook XML files. There are also corresponding pages in the Community Wiki related to topics in the guide.

Implementation

Confirm or add to the proposed list of ideas gathered on the ServerTeam/IdeaPool page. Then document the confirmed subjects in DocBook format. Also, updating any relevant pages in the community wiki.

Confirmed

  • Detail storing Kerberos principals in LDAP. Needs Review

  • Section on LVM to supplement Software RAID. Needs Review

  • DRBD Needs Review

  • Update and expand Apache section. Needs Review

  • Review Virtualization section to make sure it covers necessary tools and procedures.
  • Updates to current sections.

    • Update RAID section to RAID both / and swap partitions. Needs Review

  • Fix bugs in current guide. Done

  • Provide a PDF of the Server Guide. Done - Should be provided with update to help.ubuntu.com

  • Update the landing page of the Ubuntu Documentation: have a Ubuntu Server section at the same level as Desktop section. Then a list of the first level sections of the Server Guide.

  • Explain /etc/motd and how it's updated. Needs Review

  • Screen usage. Needs Review

  • Ubuntu Cloud Computing

    • Eucalyptus integration. Needs Review

    • OpenNebula section. Needs Review

  • EcryptFS options. Needs Review

  • Added Resources/References for each section. Needs Review

  • Section on etckeeper. Needs Review

Discussion

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