http://blog.zivios.org Open Source Enterprise Management Tue, 30 Dec 2008 19:23:08 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The team at Zivios wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! We hope to bring you a much improved version of Zivios in the near future (planning a 0.8.0 release by January 31st). Stayed tuned! http://blog.zivios.org/general/a-merry-christmas-and-a-happy-new-year/90/ Zivios has gone through a number of updates to it's architecture since conception. With Zend Framework officially announcing support for the javascript library "Dojo", Zivios is moving away from prototype and scriptaculous as it's js layer [of choice]. Dojo integration as well as automatic generation of forms and support for dynamic ... http://blog.zivios.org/general/announcing-packages-for-debian-ubuntu-centos-fedora/86/ It may appear that Zivios development has seen a slightly quiet time this past month, with little activity on our source code repository. In reality however, our lives have been fairly well consumed by the coming release. In version 0.6.0, Zivios introduces package management for Debian and Ubuntu, as well as ... http://blog.zivios.org/development/coming-soon-zivios-060/72/ Recently, we have been subjected to constant maintenance and "ISP upgrades" at our current data-center, with minor outages (and sometimes unscheduled reboots) hitting the Zivios server. This obviously is a point of great frustration for not only the community, but the developers as well. Though our code is safe in geographically ... http://blog.zivios.org/general/moving-homes/70/ We're happy and excited to announce the release of Zivios EMS v0.5.1. This version of Zivios introduces a number of bug fixes as well as the introduction of transactional rollbacks. Many enhancements have also been made to the Zivios Mail, DNS and Asterisk plugin, as well as fixes in the ... http://blog.zivios.org/general/zivios-051-released/67/ The 0.5.1 release for Zivios introduces a number of functionality fixes, a completely new front-end for the DNS service, as well as transaction rollback. Transaction rollback is of course the most important aspect of this release, allowing us to ensure that the directory service is in a clean state after ... http://blog.zivios.org/development/introducing-rollback/51/ The Zivios team has been spending a lot of time ensuring that all available features that we have tested during module development are in good working order. Issues however are not always easily identified and sometimes take a while to track down. The problem can be as simple as the mail ... http://blog.zivios.org/general/getting-the-zivios-051-release-ready/48/ It has been an exciting week! Thanks to some patient OSS community members who joined our mailing list, we managed to get rid of a few installer issues which had escaped us in testing. We are also working on a new release which addresses some feature requests and builds on ... http://blog.zivios.org/general/week-one-with-zivios/40/ We are pleased to announce the first release of Zivios 0.5.0 (beta). Please visit the downloads section of our web site to grab it. For the official annoucement, please see: http://lists.zivios.org/pipermail/zivios-announce/2008-September/000001.html Also: if you do download Zivios, please consider joining us on our user discussion mailing list. Thank you! http://blog.zivios.org/general/zivios-release-announcement/37/ We had received a few e-mails asking about the delay in Zivios launch (which was scheduled for the 1st of September) and why the countdown on our web site kept getting pushed back. The reason behind the delay is the introduction of a web based installer which handles compile, install and ... http://blog.zivios.org/development/the-zivios-installer/27/