Category: Blueprints

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SSL certificates for your Subutai Environments with Let’s Encrypt

Secure your Web environments with automatic generation of SSL certificates By Subutai Community Manager Felipe Fonseca With more than 89 million active certificates servicing 149 million websites, Let’s Encrypt is the leading certificate authority on the Web. The Subutai Bazaar now features Let’s Encrypt integration, which gives users the ability to automatically generate and apply … Continue reading SSL certificates for your Subutai Environments with Let’s Encrypt

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Edge IoT Solutions Powered by Subutai

Introducing the IoT Sandbox Blueprint By Felipe Fonseca and Liz Carbonel The Internet of Things (IoT) is driving the increased availability and evolution of industrial grade sensors and devices into gadgets usable by non-technical end users in their homes and work environments. Miniaturization, large scale production, new materials, and production techniques all led to a … Continue reading Edge IoT Solutions Powered by Subutai

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Conquer the Cloud with Subutai Blueprints: Nextcloud – easy, flexible, secure cloud storage

By Subutai Community Manager Felipe Fonseca At Subutai, we promote open source solutions that demonstrate the benefits and potential of peer-to-peer cloud computing. By using the Subutai blueprint for Nextcloud, you gain full use of the features of this file share and communication platform, and are able to store data in one or more locations … Continue reading Conquer the Cloud with Subutai Blueprints: Nextcloud – easy, flexible, secure cloud storage

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Deploying GitLab through Subutai: the quick & easy way

By Subutai Community Manager Felipe Fonseca and Subutai’s GitLab Blueprint creator Marco Silva Say hello to the GitLab Blueprint So, you are concerned about the future of your Git repositories, following the huge movements the market has seen this week. You might have heard of another open source alternative, the GitLab community edition. But you … Continue reading Deploying GitLab through Subutai: the quick & easy way