One of the most impressive Nextcloud deployments is certainly Deutsche Telekom’s MagentaCLOUD: currently serving 2.2 million active users storing 3.5 billion files, and totaling a massive 7.2 petabytes of data! This makes it among the largest Nextcloud deployments in the world. The Nextcloud + MagentaCLOUD relationship stems from T-Systems and their very large, successful migration to Nextcloud in 2020, where the data of millions of users was migrated from their old system to Nextcloud. Our guest today on the Nextcloud Podcast – Bernd Rederlechner, Principal Lead Cloud Architect Emerging Industries at T-Systems – tells the story of how Nextcloud became the solution of choice for migrating their collaborative cloud offering, and how every Nextcloud deployment is benefiting from the technical partnership between Nextcloud and T-Systems. “Our relationship with Nextcloud fostered a lot of good things – I had never before a partner who, in a crisis situation, stands by your side and takes active responsibility. This makes the relationship between Nextcloud and T-Systems very special, because it’s a relationship built on trust…” – Bernd Rederlechner Bernd shares how Nextcloud’s open source nature was new to them and now plays critical role in Deutsche Telekom’s success with MagentaCLOUD, how the S3 drivers were improved to accommodate the requirements of their deployment, some very specific praise for Nextcloud engineers, and the potential future for this self-healing, auto-scaling, Euro-sovereign Nextcloud success. T-Systems at Enterprise DayAttend T-Systems’ presentation on large-scale migrations to Nextcloud Hub at Nextcloud Enterprise Day 2024 on April 24. Register now

Julien Veyssier shares his unique journey from prolific Nextcloud community contributor through joining the Nextcloud team as Software Engineer.

Privacy lawyer and pioneer in the European data privacy movement, Max explores some thoughts and ideas that stemmed from his keynote given at the Nextcloud Conference 2023.

In this episode, Marius sits down with Tobias Knöppler and James Sundquist to dive into the world of NextcloudPi, a community-driven project that brings Nextcloud to single board computers like the Raspberry Pi and other boards. They discuss the ins and outs of the project, its impact on the Nextcloud community, and more. Show notes Nextcloudpi NextcloudPi Documentation Forum community chat on Matrix 2022 Nextcloud Conference Lightning Talk on the state of NextcloudPi Announcement NextcloudPi planning to discontinue its docker version with NC 25 The post Unleashing Nextcloud on Small Devices with NextcloudPi appeared first on Nextcloud.

Today, we’ll be delving into the fascinating world of app design and exploring how the design team collaborates with the community to create amazing apps. To help us navigate this topic, I am joined by Nimisha Vijay, one of our talented designers at Nextcloud. Shownotes Nextcloud Include – Supporting diversity in open source Nextcloud is looking for people who want to join our team How you can contribute to Nextcloud design | Nextcloud Conference 2022 – YouTube Introducing Nextcloud Hub 3 | Shaping the future of privacy Design – Nextcloud The A11Y Project Choosing our Preferences Laws of UX Nielsen Norman Group: UX Training, Consulting, & Research Contribute – Nextcloud The post Collaboration in Design: How Nextcloud’s Design Team and Community Work Together appeared first on Nextcloud.

In this 17th episode, our host Marius talked with Frank Karlitschek, the Founder and CEO of Nextcloud

In this 16th episode, our host Ingo talked with Daphne Muller, the Support lead at Nextcloud. Daphne shared with us the interesting story that led her to Nextcloud, her well-known Tedx talk on privacy and much more! During my academic research about future of technology and also questioning how the future could look if privacy and open source become really big, if privacy would be truly respected, I was looking into different open source companies. And I was so excited to learn how Nextcloud has set up the organization. They manage to have a sustainable business model, good product, and happy users! If we want to make progress we have to collect or hand out LESS personal data, if we do so we get better innovation, financially healthier business models, more competition in the market and most importantly, more humanity. Here you can hear Daphne’s talk at TedxVenlo about how we CAN have privacy – if we would make the right choices. And as we all care about privacy, we’re very proud that Daphne gave such an amazing and important talk. We hope it will educate many people on the benefits and possibilities for privacy. Can organizations who rely on personal data collection ever be respectful of human rights? If not, are these good for our progress? Help by liking and sharing this important talk to reach more people! Find the feed on our podcast page and listen to the full interview! If you have not heard the previous episodes, check them there as well. So tune in! Listen now! The post Episode 16: Interview with Daphne Muller, Support lead at Nextcloud a

In this 15th episode, our host Ingo talked with Marie Gutbub from Prototype Fund and Max and Jonas, developers at Nextcloud about Collectives app and Prototype Fund. Max & Jonas share the idea behind the Collectives app, the collaborative knowledge database where you can work on documents together in real-time! Marie explains what Prototype Fund is, how can you apply and get your innovative Open source project funded! Prototype Fund announced that the next funding round call is open until the end of March! All FOSS ideas in the areas of data literacy, data security, civic tech, and software infrastructure are welcome. Find the feed on our podcast page and listen to the full interview! If you have not heard the previous episodes, check them there as well. So tune in! Listen now! The post Nextcloud podcast 15: Interview about Collectives app and Prototype Fund appeared first on Nextcloud.

In this last, December episode in 2021, our host Ingo talked with Galina Goduhina, Head of Sales and Partner Relations at ONLYOFFICE. Galina talks about the early days and the history, explains what ONLYOFFICE is with all its capabilities and functionalities and different editions, and the important advantages with millions of users worldwide in various sectors, from SMEs to large enterprises. Ingo also asked about the integration in Nextcloud and what the easiest way to install it is and much more. Make sure you don’t miss the last minute of the episode: Ingo wishes to all our listeners happy holidays and a successful New Year! Tune in and hear a lot more in this exciting episode! Listen now! The post Interview with Galina Goduhina, Head of Sales and Partner Relations at ONLYOFFICE appeared first on Nextcloud.

In this 13th episode, our host Ingo talked with Matthieu Gallien, Senior Software Engineer at Nextcloud, responsible for Desktop client. Matthieu covers interesting topics of Desktop Client such as Sync Client, how it works, and the new features like Virtual files, Speedup sync, E2E encryption, and more. Find the feed on our podcast page and listen to the full interview! If you have not heard the previous episodes, check them there as well. So tune in! Listen now! The post Interview with Matthieu Gallien, Senior Software Engineer at Nextcloud appeared first on Nextcloud.

In this 12th episode, our host Ingo talked with Nimisha Vijay, UX and UI Designer at Nextcloud. Find more about UX Design, in general, and Nimisha’s experience as a designer at Nextcloud! UX Design is more about how usable and intuitive a piece of software is. Making it optimized for usability is sort of what we do. Consistency in design is very important, especially when you have a lot of apps, shared Nimisha. How people perceive a piece of software is a very interesting thing to me and that’s how I got interested in design. I think the best way to learn Design is just to make things and get feedback on them. I’ve learned the most after I started contributing to Nextcloud and getting feedback for my work. I value open source and the culture, idea and philosophy behind it. Nimisha originally applied for a mentorship program in design, and you can find more information about it here. Find the feed on our podcast page and listen to the full interview! If you have not heard the previous episodes, check them there as well. So tune in! Listen now! The post Interview with Nimisha Vijay, UX & UI Designer at Nextcloud appeared first on Nextcloud.

In this 11th episode, our host Ingo talked with Sebastian Holländer, the Product owner & Michael Ernst, the Chief Software Officer at hosting.de. Learn more about what hosting.de is, how and why they chose Nextcloud, and the simple and quick steps of getting started with Nextcloud, either as a home or business user. We decided to go for Nextcloud because Nextcloud is more targeted to be a collaboration platform than just only file storage, and that was very attractive. We thought that this collaboration platform is also something clients will like to use. It has a big ecosystem, and is maintained very well and we decided to offer it as a product to our customers too. We see it as a solution for real world problems, for users that want a safe storage for their data. While they say that the demand for Nextcloud is high, the goal is to make the experience as smooth as possible, find the simplest way for everyone to have data stored in a safe place. To better explain what Nextcloud offers on certain topics, they cover it in a hosting.de blog section. Find the feed on our podcast page and listen to the full interview! If you have not heard the previous episodes, check them there as well. So tune in! Listen now! The post Nextcloud podcast episode pt. 11: Interview with Sebastian and Michael from hosting.de! appeared first on Nextcloud.

In this 10th episode, our host Ingo talked with Michael Meeks, the enthusiastic Open Source developer and General Manager of Collabora Productivity, leading Collabora Online and Office products, supporting customers, and consulting on development alongside his team. He serves as a Director of The Document Foundation, and on the LibreOffice Engineering Steering Committee; he has contributed to both ODF and OOXML standardization. Prior to Collabora, he was a Novell/SUSE Distinguished Engineer working on various pieces of Free Software infrastructure across the Linuxstack to MeeGo, GNOME, CORBA, Nautilus, Evolution, and Open Source accessibility, among others. Micheal talked about the history of Collabora Online, the exciting growth, their mission, and how they became part of the Nextcloud story as an office suite solution & many other insightful but also fun topics. Find the feed on our podcast page and listen to the full interview! If you have not heard the previous episodes, check them there as well. So tune in! Listen now! The post Interview with Michael Meeks, the General Manager of Collabora Productivity appeared first on Nextcloud.

In this 9th-episode, our host Ingo talked with Marco Nöchel, the CEO, and engineer Thorsten Krüger from HKN GmbH, which is the biggest multi-region German Openstack Cloud, and Nextcloud Gold partner. HKN begun deploying Nextcloud for its customers almost immediately after Nextcloud started in 2016, convinced by its strong technological leadership and fast development, and soon became a strong partner. HKN offers the perfect solution for customers who need a German-hosted, GDPR compliant, custom, and well-managed solution which scales any which way is needed. Find the feed on our podcast page and listen to the full interview! If you have not heard the previous episodes, check them there as well. So tune in! Listen now! The post Podcast No. 9 – Interview with Marco Nöchel and Thorsten Krüger from HKN appeared first on Nextcloud.

In this eight-episode, our host Ingo talked with Arthur, Senior Software Engineer at Nextcloud, about Nextcloud Flow. Nextcloud Flow is the workflow engine of Nextcloud. It offers flexible, user-defined event-based task automation. Apps can register events or triggers which can start a flow, as well as actions that get executed once a trigger is hit and the constraints are satisfied. Find the feed on our podcast page! If you have not heard the previous episodes, check them there as well. So tune in! Listen now! The post Podcast No. 8 – Interview with Arthur Schiwon about Nextcloud Flow appeared first on Nextcloud.

Welcome to the first episode of the Nextcloud podcast in 2021! In this seventh episode, we’re bringing to you a conversation between our host Ingo and Stefan Niedermann, who works as a software developer for more than 10 years now and is our active community member who really enjoys contributing to open source projects in his free time! Stefan is the developer of the Nextcloud Notes and the Nextcloud Deck App. When you join Nextcloud as a community member, there are various benefits, both for the community and yourself. You learn different apps and how to extend the ecosystem. It is a lot of fun! You can learn a lot from other people and they learn from you! And there are contributors from all over the world! Find the feed on our podcast page! If you have not heard the previous episodes, you can find them there as well. So tune in! Listen now! The post Podcast Nr. 007 – Interview with an amazing community member, Stefan, and welcome 2021! appeared first on Nextcloud.

Edeltraut had the opportunity to work for Nextcloud from different locations and here’s the story from her current location: tuning in directly from Hawaii! Edeltraut is our amazing Nextcloud colleague that works in Sales as Sales Coordinator and she feels absolutely blessed that she lives in Hawaii, describing the life there as: You name it, we have it here! Supporting one another is really important, the individual success of my colleagues is a success for us all! shared Edeltraut about her work colleagues and teamwork spirit! How does X-mas look and feels in Hawaii with beautiful endless beaches and turquoise water, stunning mountains, waterfalls, breathtaking nature, diverse food options, and how it feels to work remotely on the other side of the globe? This and more in the sixth Nextcloud X-mas spirit episode! Enjoy the listening and Merry X-mas from Edeltraut in Hawaiian –  Mele Kalikimaka! Find our podcast on our website. Listen now! The post Nextcloud’s first-hand work experience: Life and X-mas in Hawaii 🌴 appeared first on Nextcloud.

In our fifth podcast, Ingo has a conversation with Björn Schießle, the Nextcloud sales engineering team lead. They discuss sales and engineering, as well as the Nextcloud features around sharing between Nextcloud servers (federation), global address books and how Nextcloud makes it easier to keep your data private. Find our podcast on our website. The post Podcast 5: Interview with Björn about federation, sharing and sales engineering appeared first on Nextcloud.

On our fourth podcast, host Ingo interviews Rhys Davies from Canonical about the Nextcloud Ubuntu Appliance. Find out what the Ubuntu appliances are all about, and what the benefits of Nextcloud as an appliance are. Find the feed on our podcast page. If you have not heard the first episodes, you can find it there as well. Enjoy the latest podcast and let us know what you think below! The post Our fourth Nextcloud Podcast – interview with Rhys Davies appeared first on Nextcloud.

On our third podcast, host Ingo discusses working remote with Nextcloud CEO Frank Karlitschek. Nextcloud is a company centered around remote work, hiring the best and most motivated people wherever they live. With some team members as far from our Stuttgart office as Hawaii and Cape Verde force us to work efficiently across time zones and vast distances. Frank and Ingo cover the what, why and how of working remotely, and discuss how Nextcloud itself is an important tool in how we collaborate. Find the feed on our podcast page. If you have not heard the first episodes, you can find it there as well. Enjoy the latest podcast and let us know what you think below! The post Nextcloud Podcast pt. III: Frank Karlitschek on remote working appeared first on Nextcloud.