Posts Tagged ‘amazon’

Wednesday, December 9th, 2009 Deploy Razuna in a virtualized environment or in the cloud posted in Digital Asset Management, Razuna
Tags: amazon, asset management solution, assets, content delivery network, Digital Asset Management, nirvanix, Open Source, own operating system, parallels, Razuna, storage, virtual environment, virtual environments, virtual image, virtual server, virtualiron
Posted in Digital Asset Management, Razuna | 8874 Comments »2009-12-09+13%3A40%3A12Razuna
Wednesday, March 25th, 2009 How to deploy Razuna to your virtual environment posted in Digital Asset Management, Razuna
Tags: amazon, Digital Asset Management, Linux, Open Source, preinstalled, Razuna, server image, virtual environment, virtual image, virtual server, Virtualization, vmware
Posted in Digital Asset Management, Razuna | 7591 Comment »2009-03-25+13%3A15%3A45Razuna
Friday, February 20th, 2009 Razuna 1.1.4 is here posted in Digital Asset Management, Razuna
Tags: amazon, application server, assets, content management system, Digital Asset Management, digital assets, folder permissions, ie 7, ie8, internet explorer, media asset management, performance improvements, Razuna, server, SixSigns, virtualiron, Virtualization, vmware
Posted in Digital Asset Management, Razuna | 7322 Comments »Razuna+1.1.4+is+here2009-02-20+22%3A34%3A33Razuna
Friday, December 12th, 2008 Razuna open source Digital Asset Management and the future posted in SixSigns
Tags: amazon, amazon ec2, amazon s3, asset collection, collections, Database, Digital Asset Management, mysql, nirvanix, Open Source, Oracle, Razuna, virtual platform, Virtualization
Posted in SixSigns | 6424 Comments »2008-12-12+13%3A57%3A19Razuna

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