Our System Architect (and Master of Barbecue) Jimmy turned 31 today and brought this awesome cake to the Swedish office.
This is the third ‘geek cake’ we’ve had the chance to lay our hands on in 2011. Read more after the break.
Recently we noticed a problem that our Hyper-V guests did not seem to accept leases from the DHCP server. We are using the OpenStack network component to distribute DHCP addresses, which are leased for very short periods of time. Further investigation revealed that the problem is connected with the system time of the instance during boot.
Read the full blog post on how to solve this problem after the break.
We are currently developing a brand new plug-in to our control panel to show the current and historic bandwidth and disk usage. As always, Atomia is taking the usability and GUI experience to a whole new level.
Read more after the break.
The November release is now available in our beta repository.
Read the full release notes after the break.
The next release of Atomia VPS Manager will allow users to add more CPU and RAM to an existing VPS instance with just a few clicks. With this improvement, end users are getting the ability to easily scale-up their VPS instances as their demands for resources grow.
Read more after the break.
We are happy to announce that the October release of Atomia is the fastest and most responsive Atomia release so far. The performance improvements are the direct result of our ongoing performance project.
Three changes that have proven to have a significant impact on the performance are:
But there is of course a lot more to this release. Continue to read for the full release notes.
The Q3 release of OpenStack, aka Diablo, introduced some long-awaited features (full release notes). This means that a new version of Atomia VPS Manager is to be expected.
So what will come in the next release of Atomia VPS Manager?
There are also some really cool VPS features in the pipeline for future releases that will be announced in the near future.
There is a new Key Account Manager in town. His name is Stefan and he will be working out of our Swedish office in Västerås.
We are very pleased to have acquired a new team member with several years of experience in the hosting business.
Welcome to Atomia!
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This video demonstrates how easy it is to manage domain names using Atomia Domain Manager.
