Atomia is a complete, very flexible billing and hosting software platform. Atomia’s cloud hosting component is built on top of OpenStack, the world’s most powerful open source cloud software.
To highlight and showcase Atomia’s billing and cloud hosting features and strong OpenStack integration, the Swedish company has now launched Atomia.cloud, a site dedicated completely to the cloud side of Atomia.
Starting today, Atomia customers can choose to have their OpenStack clouds fully built and managed by Canonical (via their BootStack service).
The Atomia cloud hosting platform has embraced OpenStack to enable our customers, usually hosting companies and telcos, to provide state-of-the-art cloud services. The OpenStack project is open source at its best; a well-supported, powerful, modular software platform for creating both private and public clouds. It has become a de facto industry standard.
Atomia customers normally manage their own OpenStack environment and servers. However, not everyone will have in-house OpenStack expertise, or wish to allocate the staff needed for ongoing maintenance. That is why we are very pleased to announce this partnership with Canonical. It significantly lowers the barrier of entry.
We have the pleasure to welcome Hannes Sörman as digital communicator at Atomia.
We arrived to Boston yesterday evening after a pleasant flight (no irony), even the food was more than acceptable.
On American soil, we quickly headed to the official HostingCon hotel and more or less went directly to bed. Thanks to the jetlag there was no risk of oversleeping, we actually got up around 5…
HostingCon 2012 is just around the corner and we are ready to go!
Follow our journey on twitter http://twitter.com/atomia or our blog http://blog.atomia.com. If you are attending this year’s event, make sure to come to booth #632 and say hi. As always, our crew will be easily spotted – wearing pink shirts.
We are really looking forward to meet with the hosting industry!
Read more to find out what’s in the geek’s pack list…
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In July we and many others will be heading to HostingCon in Boston. Last year we were a huge hit with our pink shirts and amazing product. The connections that were made are still alive and kicking. For this year some things have changed but the pink shirts stay the same (well, we bought new ones...).
Since we have a smaller booth this year we have drawn a map to make sure you find us. We have even provided two route suggestions. Come visit us in booth #632
We are happy to announce that Atomia Hosting Control Panel now is available in German, and it is just the first of many new translations that will become available this year.
The officially supported languages are now:
Next in line are Dutch, Norwegian and Danish.
Atomia Hosting Control Panel is easy to translate and our clients have added their own translations for countries in South America and Europe. With Atomia you can have multiple languages and currencies and target several markets with just one single installation.
We have the great pleasure to welcome Magnus Hult as Sales Manager at Atomia.
Magnus will be in charge of our sales team and brings a unique set of sales experience to Atomia. When Magnus is not working he likes to spend time with his family and their German shepherd. Magnus have a big interest in sports; he likes skiing and has already established himself as the office soccer geek.
We are very happy to have Magnus on board!
We just wanted to share a screenshot of the coming Cron Job functionality in Atomia Hosting Control Panel. It looks great, doesn’t it?
It will be available in the July release to all of our clients. You’ll find the documentation for setting up the Cron Job Agent at: http://documentation.atomia.com/CronAgent/12.6.5/html/ar01s01.html.
Today, we updated the Atomia DNS packages to support the latest LTS release of Ubuntu. We also made some minor adjustment to the documentation (and the get started section on atomiadns.com) to make it easier to install the software.
UPDATE 31 MAY, 2012
You will now find an installation guide for FreeBSD in the official documentation: http://atomia.github.com/atomiadns/usage.html#usage-master-installation-default-freebsd
Atomia DNS is the free to use and open source DNS management system from Atomia, built for mass DNS hosting. Visit the project website at http://atomiadns.com and try it out using our free DNS service http://atomiadns.net.
