As mentioned in a recent email, we have the opportunity to pilot up to 20 community cloud servers from Love Computing. These would be deployed at members' homes (or other sites), integrate with our software infrastructure, and provide personal/household apps. Who might be interested in participating? I know I am! The key commitments on our part are to define the apps and handle the on-boarding. If the pilot is successful, we can negotiate to purchase devices but there is no commitment to do so. The only other possible issue is the confidentiality clause of the letter of intent, which says "Each party will keep the other’s non-public business and technical information confidential for two years from the date of this letter." Our non-public info is about members and usage. Love would need to clearly flag what they consider to be "non-public." Check out the letter of intent PDF on cloud.chattanooga.digital <https://cloud.chattanooga.digital/f/3805> and let me know if you (a) see any issues with the terms and (b) might be interested in participating in the pilot. -- Greg Laudeman, Ed.D., Instigator Chattanooga.Digital <https://chattanooga.digital/> greg@chattanooga.digital <mailto:greg.laudeman@chattanooga.digital> 706-271-5521