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Showing posts with label azaleos. Show all posts

Friday, March 20, 2009

ArchiveXchange - Archive Attender 3.5 released!

The Azaleos offering for ArchiveXchange is making strides!   Thanks to our friends at Sherpa Software hearing our input, as well as our customers' input, we now have access to new and exciting features to work with.

The console has been overhauled:



 














An auto aging stub feature has been added:




















All stub activity can now be acted upon based on criteria, and best of all for my practical purposes, archive auto creations!   Auto archive creations based on thresholds are essential for keeping maintenance windows small, especially when journaling.  It allows admins to essentially have 'save points' where data ceases to change, and thus, remains more stable in the isolated environment.  Maintenance need only be run against the deltas!

Another benefit to upgrading is the new web-based search features.  As the product continues to evolve toward a hybrid product, more options open up to users as to if they want full reliance on stubs, searching, or both.















The listed upgrades combined with other admin and user bound benefits make this a great release, and a product worth watching when comparing to other technologies.

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Azaleos Blog Note

Checking the Azaleos blog link on the right hand side can be good for extra information about my business, and my coworkers.  I submit some blogs there that I don't submit here as well. 

Friday, August 29, 2008

Azaleos is hiring!

If you are looking for an incredible employment opportunity, Azaleos is currently hiring for the following roles:

Senior Messaging Engineer

Network Operations Technician I

Network Operations Technician II

Azaleos employment opportunities have worthwhile career paths, great training resources, and access to knowledgeable professionals. Besides..who in the tech industry doesn't want to work for a cutting edge, fast growing, family of dedicated coworkers?