ownCloud

The Raspberry Pi can be a nice and lightweight workstation. We show you how to seamlessly access ownCloud using WebDAV and the ownCloud Web frontend.

Want to install ownCloud Infinite Scale on a Raspberry Pi? While we would not suggest this for production, it is a nice way to get to know Infinite Scale.

When we explain what sets ownCloud Infinite Scale apart from other file collaboration platforms, one big aspect is microservices. This blog post aims to explain what this is all about.

ownCloud Infinite Scale is built on a microservices architecture which brings, among other aspects, structural security improvements. Our security engineer David Christofas explains the different security aspects our engineering team focused on in developing ownCloud Infinite Scale.

Improvements for ownCloud Server now also available for Appliance deployments.

The all-new ownCloud platform, built on microservices and the Go programming language, is now officially available as a tech preview for evaluation and feedback.

Our Head of Marketing replaces Evernote with open-source solution Joplin in her quest to become digitally sovereign. In this blog post, Franka Ellen Wittek explains how you can set up Joplin and sync your notes via ownCloud in a few easy steps.

In this short tutorial, we'll show you how to get ownCloud up and running quickly using Docker on macOS, Windows, and 64-bit Linux.

We ask you to test the all-new ownCloud Infinite Scale to see its speed and scale for yourself. But what would you do if you find an error? When using open source software, you get to co-create even if you are not into programming. In this blog post we'll show you how you too can report an issue on GitHub.

Over a timespan of two years and with a growing developer force, we built it: ownCloud Infinite Scale 1.0.0 Tech Preview! The new easy, scalable and secure file platform written in Go.