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  • Neos Conference 2025

    This year's Neos Conference was once again a very special event. Many volunteers turned a simple conference room into a colorful event location where the Neos community celebrated the release of Neos 9 after years of development work. AI was of course a theme that also ran through many of the talks. However, the focus was on presentations about the current future possibilities of Neos.

  • Neos 9.0 Vienna Sprint

    An exciting week comes to an end for me: The Neos team met in Vienna for a crucial sprint to finalize the remaining open items for the eagerly anticipated Neos 9.0 and Flow 9.0 versions. I had the privilege of representing Flownative on-site, while Karsten, Christian, and Markus worked intensively remotely.

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  • New in Beach: Restore backups yourself

    Regular backups are made automatically for all Beach instances. If something goes really wrong, it was previously possible to quickly restore the working state via a support ticket. So that you can now do this yourself at any time of day or night, there is a new feature in the Control Panel - and it can do even more than just restore backups!

    In the Control Panel, you will now find a “Backups” section where you can see all available backups:

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  • No RegreSSHion – CVE-2024-6387 fixed

    The recent security vulnerability in OpenSSH – nicknamed RegreSSHion for good reason – is already patched in Flownative Beach.

    The issue, assigned the CVE-2024-6387 and published on July 1st, is rated with a score of 8.1 out of 10. So we understand our customers are worried about a potential impact on our Flownative Beach cloud hosting.

  • Updating Neos – Why, When and How – 2024 edition

    On this Neos Conference 2024 I presented a talk on updating Neos (again). I tried to answer three four questions:

    1. Why you should be updating?
    2. When you should be updating?
    3. How to do updates?
    4. What about updating to Neos 9?
    The video