Some of the highlights
* Debian 12.5 but using a newer Linux kernel 6.8
* ZFS 2.2
* Flexible notification system
* Automated installation
* Exclude backup groups from jobs
* Overview of prune and GC jobs
* and much more...
[1]Read the Forum Announcement →
Press release... read more

We're very pleased to announce the new version of our open-source email
security solution.
The highlights of the new version include:
* Debian 12.5, defaulting to the newer Linux kernel 6.5 with support
for ZFS 2.2.2.
* Enhanced rule system: selection of a “match-if” mode, providing
flexible control
* Secure Boot
* Simplified GUI management: new filter and search box allows to
filter Relay Domains, Transport, Networks, Objects in the rule... read more

New Training Partner: Weehooey
We are excited to welcome our new official training partner in North
America - Weehooey Inc.! [1]Weehooey Inc.
has been supporting clients’ Proxmox VE deployments since 2018.
Weehooey’s first certified trainer is Bill Hughes. Bill is experienced
in designing, implementing and troubleshooting Proxmox VE deployments
from single nodes to enterprise clusters with Ceph and SAN-based
storage. Bill has taught computer networking at the post-secondary
level and used Proxmox VE in his classes.
Upcoming Proxmox VE Bundle Trainings... read more

Some of the highlights
* Based on Debian 12.5 (“Bookworm”), but uses a newer Linux kernel
6.8
* Latest versions of QEMU 8.1, LXC 6.0, Ceph 18.2
* Import wizard to migrate VMware ESXi guests to Proxmox VE
* A new tool for automated installation from the ISO to bare-metal
servers
* Backup fleecing feature implementation: decouple slower backup
storage from the VM performance
* Firewall modernization with nftables (tech preview)... read more