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2008
Yahoo!のグループウエア「Zimbra」、クラウド・サービス提供を開始 | 情報・通信 | nikkei BPnet 〈日経BPネット〉
by kuroyagi
"サービス稼働率99.9％、24時間のサポート、災害時復旧機能の搭載などを盛り込んだSLAを設定する。Yahoo!が世界に抱えるインフラを利用し、コラボレーションおよびコミュニケーション・ツールにアクセスできる強力な手段を教育機関に提供する。インフラ・コストや技術管理リソースを追加する必要が無く、ソフトウエアのアップグレードやメンテナンスも不要。 "
Forum de la communauté Zimbra francophone
by camel
& 3 others
Bienvenue sur le forum de la communauté Zimbra Française.
Zimbra on a VPS: Tuning - Misc - Rob Thompson
by camel
Out of the box, Zimbra is tuned for a fairly beefy machine. Zimbra will easily consume 1.5GB of ram with default settings. Some of these changes mean turning off a few Zimbra features and there are quite a few ways to do this, so you will need to evaluate memory usage given your own situation. If you simply can't live without *all* the Zimbra features or intend to support a larger (> 15) number of users, my only suggestion is to get more ram ;). But if you are willing to make some compromises, please read on.
The changes below are ones that I found to be a reasonable compromise. With a few easy changes, you can bring the memory consumption way down, so that it will hum along just fine on a server with ~512MB of ram. Of course this reduces the amount of users that your server can support, but I've found that for a small installation of around 15 users, these settings will work just fine and give you the same performance as the out-of-the-box config with gobs of RAM. The server I have been testing with has 560MB of ram, and after tuning consumes all the ram and only about 80MB of swap on average. You will find that if you don't make changes similar to the ones suggested below with ~512MB of ram, your Zimbra install will slowly creep up its consumption of swap and your Zimbra install will start to crawl. Also, > 512MB seems to be about the minimum amount of ram to get a useful/zippy server
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2007
How To Install Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) On Ubuntu | HowtoForge - Linux Howtos and Tutorials
by camel
& 1 other
How To Install Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) On Ubuntu | HowtoForge - Linux Howtos and Tutorials
Collaboration - Zimbra on Ubuntu | SubVS
by camel
& 1 other
Collaboration - Zimbra on Ubuntu | SubVS
Zimbra groupware
by lecyborg
& 44 others
(via)
Pour rappel Zimbra tourne sur une plateforme Apache/Tomcat/MySQL/LDAP. C'est un outil comparable à Egroupware (agenda, messagerie, annuaire, wiki) ; il se différencie au niveau interface, puisque celle-ci est tout AJAX, permettant glisser/déposer, menus contextuels, etc. Une des premières applications abouties de ce que l'on peut faire avec AJAX. Zimbra propose aussi en libre des plugins, permettant par exemple de l'interfacer avec Asterisk, avec Google Maps, Wikipedia, etc.
2006
Zimbra - for Government and Non-Profits
by wabaus
Zimbra - for Government and Non-Profits
The Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) provides state-of-the-art messaging and collaboration solutions (email, address book, calendaring, web documents, etc.).
Can be configured to work with the Asterisk VOIP phone system.
Zimbra - Home
by wabaus
& 18 others
Zimbra Collaboration Suite - enterprise messaging and collaboration.
AJAX Frameworks
by tagtooga
& 1 other
AJAX Frameworks for software developers - links to the most popular AJAX frameworks, open source or otherwise. Each link displays a HTML snapshot of the site.
2005
Groupware > Zimbra
by bagou
& 44 others
(via)
Zimbra is a community for building and maintaining next generation collaboration technology. Currently, this technology is available as a beta version. At Zimbra, our goal is to make e-mail, calendar, contacts and other communications technologies the best they can be. We believe that by opening the technology to the community we will ensure that we can maximize innovation, scale and the ability to co-exist with existing messaging systems.
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