📣 During the past few months we have migrated our infrastructures from Docker Swarm to Kubernetes to ease provisioning, monitoring and scalability. This is a huge improvement towards a better security, reliability, efficiency and maintainability. Indeed, sustainability is the key challenge of Open Source projects.

👏🏼 Our solution Kargo, running in production for years as well, will then be ready for years to come by providing Helm Charts. 

Our ambition is to always keep our hosting infrastructures up-to-date for our customers by preventive and adaptive maintenance.

📣 During the past few months we have migrated our ecosystem to the latest versions of the main Open Source projects that are at the heart of our solutions: NodeJS (v16), FeathersJS (v5), Vue.js (v3) and Quasar (v2). This is a huge improvement towards a better security, reliability, efficiency and maintainability. Indeed, sustainability is the key challenge of Open Source projects.

👏🏼 Our solutions Weacast, Krawler, KDK, Kano, Akt'n'Map are running in production for years now and will then be ready for years to come. This would not have been possible without the support of Feathers Cloud Inc. and its founder David Luecke, who delivered the biggest external contribution to our ecosystem so far. And the cherry on the cake - Weacast is now a monorepo based on Lerna to ease its management.

In the meantime, we released a new version of our powerful geospatial visualizer Kano (👉🏼 read more).

Our ambition is to always keep our solutions and hosting infrastructures up-to-date for our customers by preventive and adaptive maintenance.

Open Source projects are at the heart of our solutions and we are grateful to communities working behind the scene to make it better everyday. As a consequence, we have sponsored some solutions for years, but wanted to initiate a stronger relationship with one of our foundations: FeathersJS.

We have recently signed a contract with Feathers Cloud Inc. to migrate our ecosystem to the latest version of NodeJS (v16) and FeathersJS (v5) in order to improve security, reliability, efficiency and maintainability. This will also help its founder David Luecke and the FeathersJS community to improve the framework by studying its usage in large scale production systems.

Our ambition is to support actively maintained open technology projects worldwide, just like customers support our own open solutions.

Kalisio and PlanetObserver have entered into a strategic partnership in the field of mapping platforms. This partnership comes from the synergy between our respective expertise, i.e. data and geospatial platforms, which will allow us to offer a more complete cartographic content and new access solutions to 2D and 3D global mapping data.

Target markets for these new service offerings are both public clients (such as government departments and agencies) and private companies for all their GIS (Geographic Information System) or geographic data visualization and analysis needs.

A new mapping service in SaaS mode (Software as a Service), which launch is scheduled for Spring 2021, is one of our flagship projects.

We are pleased to announce the release of Kaabah 2. This new version allows building even more resilient Docker Swarm infrastructures on Scaleway, OVH or AWS.

With Kaabah, keep the control of your deployments in the cloud!