We’re releasing a new version of Landscape on May 25th. While we roll-out the code to Landscape’s servers, we’ll have to take the service offline.
Goes offline: 18:00 May 25th 2009 UTC
Expected back online: 19:00 May 25th 2009 UTC
Keep an eye on this blog after the release to find out what’s new!
We’re sorry for the downtime you’ll experience during the roll-out.
We’re releasing a new version of Landscape on April 22nd. While we roll-out the code to Landscape’s servers, we’ll have to take the service offline.
Goes offline: 18:00 April 22nd 2009 UTC
Expected back online: 19:00 April 22nd 2009 UTC
Keep an eye on this blog after the release to find out what’s new!
We’re sorry for the downtime you’ll experience during the roll-out.
We’re releasing a new version of Landscape on April 8th. While we roll-out the code to Landscape’s servers, we’ll have to take the service offline.
Goes offline: 18:00 April 8th 2009 UTC
Expected back online: 19:00 April 8th 2009 UTC
Keep an eye on this blog after the release to find out what’s new!
We’re sorry for the downtime you’ll experience during the roll-out.
We got a few screen casts to show you which explain some of the basic features of Landscape. Here they are:
A short presentation of the main features of Landscape and how it can help you reduce costs and save time by automating many of the time consuming tasks of managing your Ubuntu systems.
A narrated walk through of the process of finding and installing Ubuntu packages using Landscape. This video presents a good introduction of how to execute this basic task in Landscape and gives a nice overview of the UI.
The latest Landscape release includes a brand new feature: Knowledge Base! Read on for details
Landscape now has inside it hundreds of Knowledge Base articles created by our Support Team to document common scenarios and customer issues with Ubuntu. They are accessible via the left menu:
The article database is searchable, meaning you can quickly find an article to help you. Here, for example, we searched for winbind:
Enjoy!
We’re releasing a new version of Landscape on March 25th. While we roll-out the code to Landscape’s servers, we’ll have to take the service offline.
Goes offline: 18:00 March 25th 2009 UTC
Expected back online: 19:00 March 25th 2009 UTC
Keep an eye on this blog after the release to find out what’s new!
We’re sorry for the downtime you’ll experience during the roll-out.
We’re releasing a new version of Landscape on March 11th. While we roll-out the code to Landscape’s servers, we’ll have to take the service offline.
Goes offline: 18:00 March 11th 2009 UTC
Expected back online: 19:00 March 11th 2009 UTC
Keep an eye on this blog after the release to find out what’s new!
We’re sorry for the downtime you’ll experience during the roll-out.
We’re releasing a new version of Landscape on February 26th. While we roll-out the code to Landscape’s servers, we’ll have to take the service offline.
Goes offline: 18:00 February 26th 2009 UTC
Expected back online: 19:00 February 26th 2009 UTC
Keep an eye on this blog after the release to find out what’s new!
We’re sorry for the downtime you’ll experience during the roll-out.
The latest Landscape deployment brings us a small but useful new feature: an alert for offline computers.
If a computer hasn’t talked to the Landscape server in the last 5 minutes, the offline computer alert will be triggered.
In the screenshot above, we do have this situation (it says “Alerted”), but the administrator chose to not subscribe to it (see the envelope icon), which means no email about this alert will be sent.
Computers can appear offline for a different number of reasons:
We believe this alert will be useful for many administrators out there.
Thanks for all the suggestions and feedback, and see you next time!
We’re releasing a new version of Landscape on February 25th. While we roll-out the code to Landscape’s servers, we’ll have to take the service offline.
Goes offline: 18:00 February 25th 2009 UTC
Expected back online: 19:00 February 25th 2009 UTC
Keep an eye on this blog after the release to find out what’s new!
We’re sorry for the downtime you’ll experience during the roll-out.