During these first hot-days in Florence, I've attended the EVA Florence 2012 conference, presenting a talk with Cristiano Corsani about a project for the National Library of Florence (BNCF), covering the deployment of a small Private Cloud using exclusively open source software, for serving internal and public BNCF services.
The proposed solution includes a virtualization stack running on commody hardware, using the Linux KVM hypervisor, managed by Proxmox 2.0 and with a GlusterFS shared storage.
I hope to write down some article to share the most interesting bits of this configuration, but time is not our friend.
Few days ago Hurrican Electric launched a new project about a certification process involving some online tests to prove people that they are able to understand how IPv6 works and be able to correctly configure it.
Beside getting IPv6 connectivity through an IPv6 tunnel, I've easily achieved how to provide IPv6 connectivity to an entire LAN network using an unique tunnel.