Proxmox has released Version 3.4 of it's Backup Server Solution:
Some of the highlights
Optimized performance for Garbage Collection
Granular backup snapshot selection for sync jobs
Easier backups of arbitrary Linux hosts with new static build of CLI client
Increased throughput for tape backup
Based on Debian 12.10 ("Bookworm") but using Linux kernel 6.8.12-9 as stable default an...
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Proxmox VE V8.4 released
Proxmox has released Version 8.4 of it's virtualization solution.
Highlights:
Live migration with mediated devices such as NVIDIA vGPU
API for third party backup solutions
Virtiofs directory passthrough
Ceph Squid 19.2.1 as stable option
Based on Debian 12.10 "Bookworm" but uses Linux kernel 6.8.12 as default and kernel 6.14 as opt-in
QEMU 9.2.0, LXC 6.0.0, ZFS 2.2.7 with co...
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Proxmox Virtual Environment V7.3 released
Proxmox did just release V7.3 of their Proxmox Virtual Environment.
Proxmox Virtual Environment 7.3 comes with initial support for Cluster Resource Scheduling, enables updates for air-gapped systems with the new Proxmox Offline Mirror tool, and has improved UX for various management tasks, as well as interesting storage technologies like ZFS dRAID and countless enhancements and bugfixes.
Highlig...
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Datacenter in the Cloud can be a good thing, but….
... a cloud in a Datacenter most likely is going to ruin your day (especially if it's a smoke-cloud).
On March 10th, at about 00:47h local time some of our servers did stop responding.
One of our Providers, OVH, has faced the worst of all nightmares last night: One of their Datacenters in Strasbourg (FR) did burn to crisp.
There are four Datacenters at the Strasbourg facility, SBG1, SBG2, SBG3 an...
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SRF & IT Security…
One of our valued Customers was so nice to send this in (Thank you very much!!)
User & Password clearly visible...
Sure thing, SRF does adhere to the highest standards in IT Security (NOT)
Sorry, but this is just in every way a bad example. If you have standard passwords... stick them somewhere where nobody can get them - especially when you know that there are tons of people with camer...
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Proxmox VE V6.2 released
Proxmox released Version 6.2 of their virtualization environment today.
Features to look out for are:
Debian Buster (10.4) and a Linux Kernel 5.4
QEMU 5.0, LXC 4.0, and ZFS 0.8.3
Ceph Nautilus (14.2.9)
Create templates for containers on directory-based storage
Zstandard for Backup/Restore [NOTE: we most of the time use NFS storage]
New LDAP sync enables synchronization of LDAP...
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NextCry – Your encrypted data encrypted again – this time not for good!
Some days ago, NextCloud inc. announced a major security issue with it's Product NextCloud in connection with NGINX and PHP using FastCGI.
Some few days later, BleepingComputer issued this alert, that there is an expoloit in the wild actively encrypting NextCloud Data.
The good news first: We have been lucky again and have not had an issue so far.
Since we update our servers on a regular basis ...
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Firefox, WTF?
Problem: As of today, 00:00hrs, Firefox plugins are no longer working.
Proof: Start Firefox, surf to a News Advertising Website and - oups? What the....?!
Links: Here, here, on Reddit, and on heise.de.
Honestly... I do like the fact that firefox checks for its certificates and has signed add-ons.
What I absolutely hate is the fact that:
Nobody at firefox cared about the validity period...
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Happy new Year
We wish all our
Customers, Partners and Employees
a happy new Year!
We are very much looking forward working with you in 2018!
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Merry Christmas!
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
We wish all our Customers, Partners, Employees, helping Hands, Office suppliers, Friends, Idea-Generators and Delivery Partners a merry Christmas.
Enjoy the Holidays!
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