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Bareos talks in Copenhagen, Berlin and Madrid

2017-03-15 14:53

Open Source Days at Copenhagen from March 17th to 18th, 2017

The Open Source Days have taken place in Copenhagen since 1998 and today are the leading open source conference in Denmark. In the course of the business day on March 17th , 2017, Dr. Stefan Vollmar of the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism Research will present the combination of Bareos as a central backup product and the highly performant cluster file system BeeGFS.

More information about the programme and registration is available here.

Secure Linux Admin Conference (SLAC) at Heinlein Support in Berlin from May 22nd to 24th, 2017

On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the SLAC, Maik Außendorf from Bareos will give an overview about the current state of the Open Source Backup Solution: among other things he will talk about VMWare Snapshot Backups and the Always Incremental feature. Also there will be a live demonstration of the web gui as a self service portal for recovery of files for end users.

Find out more about the programme and application options here.

Open Expo in Madrid on June 1st, 2017

The Open Expo is the biggest Open Source fair in Madrid. Bareos will be presented as a bronze-partner with a booth and a talk.

More information here.

Bareos at the OPSI client management conference 2018 in Mainz

The first opsi client management conference will take place in Mainz on March 6th and 7th, 2018. Bareos will be represented at the conference as a technology partner and will contribute to the programme with a talk on the integration of Bareos and opsi. The event will also focus on opsi 4.1 and the community process. In lectures and workshops, participants can make themselves familiar with the basics of OPSI, learn about advanced applications or take up best practice recommendations.

Bareos 17.2.5 (Maintenance-Version) published

The new Bareos 17.2 maintenance version contains improvements and bugfixes. Subscription customers can find installation packages for Windows, MacOS and all supported Linux distributions in their repositories. The source code is, as always, available on GitHub.