At the 6. May 2010 on behalf of the Linuxwochen.at in Vienna Ralf Siebert presents :
 

On behalf of the NLUUG Spring Conference 2010 May (6th 2010 in Ede/Netherlands) with the topic "System administration" Matthias Rechenburg (Project Manager of openQRM and CEO of openQRM Enterprise) will present :

SLA Subscriptions for openQRM are now available from openQRM Enterprise. The SLA will give direct access to the openQRM Enterprise Support-Team and Bug-Tracker and provides assistance and bug-fixes for openQRM within an ag

A great opportunity to meet the openQRM Team is the Linux Open Administration Days taking place in Wilrijk, Belgium on April 10th-11th 2010.

  With openQRM's focus on a complete framework for sustainable Datacenter Management the additional support for the Windows Operating-System is another important step into the direction of a "single-management console" for IT Infra-Structures.

Everybody is talking about agile infrastructures, continuous integration and especially Cloud Computing. Since the common adaptation of virtualization and the need to standardize and automate Datacenter Management everybody is now trying to find out how to benefit from the Cloud Computing hype for their own companies.

Since the the Packaging-Changes in openQRM 4.6 the openQRM-Team decided to setup some new Repositories for further Releases. Packages for Debian, Ubuntu and CentOS Installations are available in two architectures - i386 and x86_64/amd64. The old Repos are still alive, but will not get updated with new Releases.

Debian GNU/Linux

To get openQRM, you need to enable the openqrm-package-repository. To do this please add the following Line to your /etc/apt/sources.list:

A complete technical documentation about the concepts, architecture and internals of openQRM including use-cases is now available for download at :

"Privates Cloud-Computing für Internet-Service-Provider (ISPs)"

We are happy to announce a new, additional public Image-Shelf for openQRM, sponsored by openQRM Enterprise. It provides 6 "ready-to-run" and "known-to-work" Server-templates based on regular Debian, Ubuntu and CentOS installations available in two architectures, i386 and x86_64. Those images are thoroughly tested since they are actually the Server-images used by our automated package build-system.