Our Spotlights

Every year Safer Internet Day comes around (only shortly after Groundhog Day). For us, secure Internet is daily business – both in hosting and in software engineering.

Comfortable warmth emanates from the servers, the LEDs of the switches blink cheerfully and the sound of the whirring fans blows gently through the corridors of the data center. All updates have been applied, monitoring shows no problems – the Metaways admin leans back and sings quietly to himself.

Pino is also called 2022.11 and is the latest version of our tine Business Edition. For the first time, Pino does not deliver packages any more, but instead it hands over a colourful bouquet of new functions.

The speed of page loading is of decisive importance, especially for websites in e-commerce. The optimisation of loading times is a complex undertaking because there are many possible levers that can also interfere with each other.

The new tine Podcast is now available!
We’d like to take you with us for a look behind the scenes of our successful open-source groupware.

But beware!
Sometimes it might get technical.

“Kubernetes clusters are currently on the radar and will play an increasingly important role in the operation of IT systems,” says Torsten Romahn, Team Leader Pre-Sales and Project Management at Metaways.

Metaways is now a partner of Link11, one of Europe’s leading cloud security providers. The exclusive Web Security Suite offers DDoS protection as well as modules for a web application firewall, bot management and more.

Salzburg, Austria: Pimcore today announced a new partnership with Metaways. This partnership will provide Pimcore customers and their technical service providers with comprehensive hosting support in all phases of their Pimcore project.

You might think by the name that Metaways is the organizer – but no, we are just a sponsor of the digital gathering of our partner Dept. On September 23rd, the exciting journey to Metapolis begins.

Continuous Delivery. The major goal of continuous delivery processes must be to shift the “aches” further to the left, i.e. to the beginning of the pipeline, in the direction of the developers.