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There’s no doubt that virtualization and the cloud is here to stay. So you migrated your entire architecture to the cloud and everyone is happy. Eventually, you’ll come to a point …

I’m a long-time fan of Axis’ IP cameras. I’ve played with a few other IP cameras too, but I’ve never come across a camera with the performance and stability of Axis’ products. …

Rack-servers make your life easier. They allow you to stack a bunch of servers into a small area while still keeping them well organized. Unfortunately, most server-vendors know …

Yesterday I delivered a speech at the gSocial. If you haven’t heard of gSocial, it is the largest independent event for the Google Apps Channel Community. My talk was about email …

A while ago I started hacking on Screenly, a digital signage solution for the Raspberry Pi. It has been a huge success with a lot of traction from the Raspberry Pi community. The …

gSocial is a conference for Google Apps resellers and ISVs. I attended the event last year, and I was really impressed. I’m back for the conference this year, but I will aslo be …

A few weeks ago, I was contacted by SCU‘s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE). Apparently I was mentioned in Santa Clara Magazine about being featured on TechCrunch. …

A few months back I wrote csconnect to make it easier for myself to logon to our Cloud Sigma-nodes. It’s a pretty simple application. All it does is to poll Cloud Sigma’s API and …

I love Munin. It’s a great monitoring tool, quick to set up, and doesn’t come with too many bloated requirements. It’s also very flexible and easy to write plugins for. On Ubuntu, …

I’m not sure if I’m the only one having issues with Time Machine, but it has been completely broken for me since I upgraded to Mountain Lion. As you can see above, Time Machine …

One of the most hyped pieces of hardware in recent time is the Raspberry Pi. It is hyped for a very good reason. For $35 you get a fully functioning Linux-computer which is about …