Need to roll out private snaps

[Manik Taneja]

Rohit,

Thank you for reaching out and on-boarding the snappy bandwagon. It will be
helpful to understand your business case better and explore ways to
collaborate. Please see inline w.r.t your questions-

/Manik
Product Manager, Snappy Ubuntu Core

On Mon, Dec 7, 2015 at 6:16 AM, Rohit Singh <rohit at clugrid.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> We're working on a system that lets developers push new app packages
> directly to client-owned servers.
> So for this we're trying the new Ubuntu Core Snappy. Wanted to know a few
> things, like :
>
>    - Can we host our own store ?
>
> We have the capability to provide Branded Stores (today) and Private
Stores (in the future). With Branded Stores, you can brand your white-label
store hosted by Canonical and create your identity. Private stores will
give the capability to host on-prem store/s for your products.

>
>    - There is not much clarity on OEM snaps. Would be helpful if there
>    was a guide available.
>
> Do you have a specific question here or are just looking for explanation
on what a OEM snap is?

>
>    - We've over time devised ways in which to run certain technologies
>    like php and nodejs apps. I'd like to transfer them into frameworks and
>    apps architecture. How can I go on about it ?
>
> I would like to setup a call with you to evaluate this further. This will
help setup the stage for what should be done next and how. Please reach out
to me offline..

Any help on the above points would be helpful. So far we've tried snappy
> and found it best to suite our requirements. It takes away all the hassle
> of maintaining a traditional server system.
>
> Regards,
>
> Rohit Singh
>
>
>
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