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01 October 2019

Client certificates for Icinga2 API authentication

There are two ways to authenticate yourself as a client to Icinga2. On the one hand there is the possibility to authenticate yourself by username and password. The other option is authentication using client certificates. With the automated query of the Icinga2 API, the setup of client certificates is not only safety-technically advantageous, but also […]

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06 February 2019

credativ massively expands US footprint

Expansion of Open Source Support Center & PostgreSQL® Competence Center in USA credativ Group, Maryland, 01/29/2019 credativ group, a leading provider of Open Source solutions and support in both Europe and Asia, announces a strategic expansion into the American market as part of a deal acquiring significant assets of OmniTI Computer Consulting (OmniTI), a highly […]

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23 July 2018

About DebConf18 in Taiwan

Last weekend, DebCamp, which is the pre-event of the largest Debian conference worldwide – DebConf, started. This years DebConf will take place in Taiwan from July 29th to August 05th. After we already took part in this years MiniDebConf in Hamburg, we are now also going to visit Taiwan to attend the DebConf, also because […]

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26 February 2018

Elephant Shed - Roadmap published

The credativ PostgreSQL® Competence Center has released a project roadmap for the PostgreSQL® Appliance Elephant Shed. Elephant Shed is a freely available PostgreSQL® solution developed by credativ, which combines management, monitoring and administration into one system. The project roadmap for 2018 includes following points: Q2 2018: Support for Ubuntu 18.04 Q3 2018: Support for CentOS […]

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24 February 2017

Debian Bug Squashing Party 2017 in the German Open Source Support Center

Debian 9 “Stretch”, the latest version of Debian, is about to be released and after a full-freeze on February 5th everyone is trying its best to fix the last bugs that are left. Upon entering the final phase of development in February the test version was “frozen” so that no more packages could be added […]

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