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Overview

Project website	uyuni-project.org
Instructions for translators	https://github.com/uyuni-project/uyuni/wiki/Translating-Uyuni-to-your-language Mailing list for translators: <translation@lists.uyuni-project.org
Project maintainers	karleichwalder PadraigDillon JulioGonzalezGil MichaelCalmer PascalArlt JuliaFaltenbacher JosephCayouette ThomasFlorio MicheleBussolotto OrnelaMaric
Translation license	GNU Free Documentation License v1.2 only
Translation process	Translations can be made directly. Translation suggestions can be made. Any authenticated user can contribute. The translation uses bilingual files.
Source code repository	`git@github.com:uyuni-project/uyuni-docs.git`
Repository branch	manager-5.0
Last remote commit	Automatic commit: update translation files `f81fc69eb` Galaxy CI authored yesterday
Last commit in Weblate	Automatic commit: update translation files `f81fc69eb` Galaxy CI authored yesterday
Weblate repository	`https://l10n.opensuse.org/git/uyuni/docs-installation-and-upgrade-manager-50/`
File mask	`l10n-weblate/specialized-guides/*.po`
Translation file	Download `l10n-weblate/specialized-guides/specialized-guides.pot`
Last change	Nov. 14, 2024, 8:21 a.m.
Last change made by	None
Language	English
Language code	en
Text direction	Left to right
Number of speakers	1,728,900,209
Number of plurals	2
Plural type	One/other
Plurals	Singular	1
Plurals	Plural	0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, …
Plural formula	`n != 1`

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None Resource updated uyuni docs specialized-guides-manager-5.0 English	The “`l10n-weblate/specialized-guides/specialized-guides.pot`” file was changed. 2 days ago
None String added in the repository uyuni docs specialized-guides-manager-5.0 English	English This guide shows you the fastest way to get {productname} up and running in a public cloud environment using on-demand, {payglongform} ({payg}), or {byoslongform} ({byos}) services. {productname} Proxy in a public cloud is only supported using {byos} services. English 261 characters edited Current translation Read only This guide shows you the fastest way to get {productname} up and running in a public cloud environment using on-demand, {payglongform} ({payg}), or {byoslongform} ({byos}) services. {productname} Proxy in a public cloud is only supported using {byos} services. 2 days ago
None String added in the repository uyuni docs specialized-guides-manager-5.0 English	English When you have your virtual machine ready, and the {byos} image installed, you need to set up {productname} Proxy. This is done in the same way as a local installation, using {suse} setup tools. When you have completed {productname} Proxy setup, you need to activate the public cloud module. English 292 characters edited Current translation Read only When you have your virtual machine ready, and the {byos} image installed, you need to set up {productname} Proxy. This is done in the same way as a local installation, using {suse} setup tools. When you have completed {productname} Proxy setup, you need to activate the public cloud module. 2 days ago
None String added in the repository uyuni docs specialized-guides-manager-5.0 English	English You must use the {byos} method. Start by logging in to your chosen public cloud provider, and launch a {productname} Proxy instance. Depending on the public cloud you are using, you can usually locate the {productname} Proxy {byos} images by searching for ``suse manager proxy``. In EC2, you need to search within the Community AMIs. In GCE and Azure, search the marketplace. English 379 characters edited Current translation Read only You must use the {byos} method. Start by logging in to your chosen public cloud provider, and launch a {productname} Proxy instance. Depending on the public cloud you are using, you can usually locate the {productname} Proxy {byos} images by searching for ``suse manager proxy``. In EC2, you need to search within the Community AMIs. In GCE and Azure, search the marketplace. 2 days ago
None String added in the repository uyuni docs specialized-guides-manager-5.0 English	English {productname} Proxy English 19 characters edited Current translation Read only {productname} Proxy 2 days ago
None String added in the repository uyuni docs specialized-guides-manager-5.0 English	English When you have your virtual machine ready, and the {byos} image installed, you need to set up {productname} Server. This is done in the same way as a local installation, using {yast}. When you have completed {productname} setup, you need to activate the public cloud module. You can then complete the setup in the {productname} {webui}. English 338 characters edited Current translation Read only When you have your virtual machine ready, and the {byos} image installed, you need to set up {productname} Server. This is done in the same way as a local installation, using {yast}. When you have completed {productname} setup, you need to activate the public cloud module. You can then complete the setup in the {productname} {webui}. 2 days ago
None String added in the repository uyuni docs specialized-guides-manager-5.0 English	English If you are using the {byos} method, start by logging in to your chosen public cloud provider, and launching a {productname} instance. Depending on the public cloud you are using, you can usually locate the {productname} Server {byos} images by searching for ``suse manager``. In EC2, you need to search within the Community AMIs. In GCE and Azure, search the marketplace. English 374 characters edited Current translation Read only If you are using the {byos} method, start by logging in to your chosen public cloud provider, and launching a {productname} instance. Depending on the public cloud you are using, you can usually locate the {productname} Server {byos} images by searching for ``suse manager``. In EC2, you need to search within the Community AMIs. In GCE and Azure, search the marketplace. 2 days ago
None String added in the repository uyuni docs specialized-guides-manager-5.0 English	English {productname} Server English 20 characters edited Current translation Read only {productname} Server 2 days ago
None String added in the repository uyuni docs specialized-guides-manager-5.0 English	English {byoslongform} ({byos}):: Most public cloud providers make a {byos} image of {productname} available. This means you do not need to install {productname}, just set up the server or proxy. You will need to have {suse} product entitlements before you begin, and there are some additional setup steps required. The public cloud documentation in the {productname} documentation suite assumes you are using this method. English 417 characters edited Current translation Read only {byoslongform} ({byos}):: Most public cloud providers make a {byos} image of {productname} available. This means you do not need to install {productname}, just set up the server or proxy. You will need to have {suse} product entitlements before you begin, and there are some additional setup steps required. The public cloud documentation in the {productname} documentation suite assumes you are using this method. 2 days ago
None String added in the repository uyuni docs specialized-guides-manager-5.0 English	English This guide shows you the fastest way to get {productname} up and running in a public cloud using on-demand or {byos} services. We have tested using {productname} on Amazon EC2, Google Compute Engine, and Microsoft Azure, but these procedures should work with other public cloud providers as well, with some variation. English 318 characters edited Current translation Read only This guide shows you the fastest way to get {productname} up and running in a public cloud using on-demand or {byos} services. We have tested using {productname} on Amazon EC2, Google Compute Engine, and Microsoft Azure, but these procedures should work with other public cloud providers as well, with some variation. 2 days ago

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