Hi, a few days ago we made a new release of the Cloudy community cloud software.  The announcement with details is here: https://cloudy.community/news/ Under the hood there is improved support for Docker containers (also docker compose) and also support/integration of IPFS (a P2P web/file service with off-line access). Many new applications can be installed thanks to the docker support, and several are prepared to run just from the click of a button (like Etherpad for group editing, Home Assistant for smart homes, next/own-Cloud for a bunch of web apps for file sharing and communications, instant messaging like Rocket Chat or Riot, Mosquitto for IoT, among others. General info: https://cloudy.community/ and code: https://github.com/Clommunity In addition, we have completed an extended research paper that describes the organizational and governance models of a Community Cloud as Commons, the lessons learned from the last 2 years of a pilot with earlier versions of the Cloudy software in the guifi.net community with about 60 devices deployed, and a socio-economic analysis of the competitiveness of community clouds in comparison with commercial cloud providers. The report is here: http://people.ac.upc.edu/leandro/pubs/cloudy.pdf Thanks to Roger Pueyo, Roger Baig, Agustí, Felix, Shams, Mennan and others who participated in the pilot, the design of the governance model, the development. Kind regards, Leandro.