That's a very encouraging and affirmative recommendation.
Thank you Elaine.
On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 1:12 PM, Elaine Bradtke wrote:
> Our system is run in the cloud. We felt this was more secure/reliable than
> running it from our internal server. We recently shifted from one virtual
> machin
Our system is run in the cloud. We felt this was more secure/reliable than
running it from our internal server. We recently shifted from one virtual
machine to another, including a change in the version of Linux we run. Of
all the online services we have, Koha was the easiest one to move, and had
Thank you mark.
We already do have a good plan for back-up. But with these other issues,
your points are valid and jive with some other conversations I am having as
we get ready to set this up (soonish).
I will have to look at Brooke's other point about carefully picking the
(external) hosting en
Greetings,
On 10 December 2014 7:06:37 am NZDT, BWS Johnson
wrote:
[SNIP]
The only difference I can spot might actually weigh as a positive in
favour of cloud based service. When you have a physical server and
suffer a local catastrophe, such as an earthquake, fire, sinkhole, et
cetera, there
There is absolutely no problem, as long as you have access to the hosted
machine.
best wishes,
Sudhir Gandotra
Koha demo : http://koha.openlx.com
On Tue, Dec 9, 2014 at 9:34 PM, Jesse Lambertson
wrote:
> Happy Tuesday everyone,
>
> I have a question about installation of Koha.
>
> Relative t
Hi all
I agree with Brooke, the cloud is just someone else's computer. With all the
advantages and disadvantages that brings.
Chris
On 10 December 2014 7:06:37 am NZDT, BWS Johnson
wrote:
>Salve!
>
>> I have a question about installation of Koha.
>>
>> Relative to hosting Koha in the cloud
Salve!
> I have a question about installation of Koha.
>
> Relative to hosting Koha in the cloud as opposed to on our own local
> servers on our domain (which I assume most people do), what is the thinking
> about the ease of installing and updating if it is hosted "externally"
> versus on our ow
Happy Tuesday everyone,
I have a question about installation of Koha.
Relative to hosting Koha in the cloud as opposed to on our own local
servers on our domain (which I assume most people do), what is the thinking
about the ease of installing and updating if it is hosted "externally"
versus on o
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