One of our main objectives for this year was the launch of the MyFWCloud service, a SaaS (Software as a Service) FWCloud version that allows you to have your own and dedicated FWCloud instance in the cloud.
And ... yes, we have accomplished it!
We have just launched MyFWCloud service, it is available now in our FWCloud website.
It is a free service through which you are assigned an independent FWCloud instance based on Docker containers, whose objective is to facilitate the testing and adoption of FWCloud as a tool for managing Linux-based firewalls.
In a matter of just a couple of minutes, just by filling out a simple registration form, you will have your FWCloud instance ready to be used and thus be able to test the full potential of FWCloud without worrying about installing anything on your servers.
The following video shows a tutorial in which the entire registration process and access to your FWCloud instance is explained in detail.
Thank you very much to the Open Source community for their feedback and contribution to the FWCloud project.
And ... yes, we have accomplished it!
We have just launched MyFWCloud service, it is available now in our FWCloud website.
It is a free service through which you are assigned an independent FWCloud instance based on Docker containers, whose objective is to facilitate the testing and adoption of FWCloud as a tool for managing Linux-based firewalls.
In a matter of just a couple of minutes, just by filling out a simple registration form, you will have your FWCloud instance ready to be used and thus be able to test the full potential of FWCloud without worrying about installing anything on your servers.
The following video shows a tutorial in which the entire registration process and access to your FWCloud instance is explained in detail.
Thank you very much to the Open Source community for their feedback and contribution to the FWCloud project.