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A Better Installation Experience

Published on December 05, 2013

We are very proud to announce today some major improvements in the way RhodeCode Enterprise gets installed. We have the goal of a great installation experience in making it super-simple, fast and reliable on every major platform and setup.

As first step towards this goal, we released in September our RhodeCode Installer which already removed 95% of all issues and hassles of a typical installation under Linux. As next, we added support for Windows in October and made the formerly nearly impossible installation on this platform at least achievable.

And today, we are releasing RhodeCode Installer 0.6.0 which adds great improvements to the installation under Linux and completely revolutionized the way a complex Python-based application like RhodeCode Enterprise is installed under Windows.

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RhodeCode Enterprise 2.2.3

Published on November 27, 2013

Just one week ago we released version 2.2.2 which added important security and speed improvements. In the meantime, we were working on improvements on the management of repositories which we are releasing today.

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RhodeCode Enterprise 2.2.2

Published on November 19, 2013

Today, we are releasing version 2.2.2 which adds important performance and security improvements. Some of these improvements were inspired by a cooperation with one of our larger clients which provided us with valuable benchmarks and insights about running RhodeCode Enterprise in a large-scale setup.

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RhodeCode Enterprise 2.2.0

Published on October 23, 2013

Today, we are releasing the second major update of RhodeCode Enterprise. It adds important management, speed and security improvements "under the hood" and some handy new features which make working with RhodeCode Enterprise even more productive.

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RhodeCode Installer 0.3.0

Published on October 17, 2013

Today we are releasing a major update to our Installer which adds a lot of new functionality for production environments, like support for MySQL and PostgreSQL databases, LDAP, installations behind a proxy server and the ability to run RhodeCode Enterprise daemonized as a service.

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