Mender blog

Our guest blog post on Embedded Computing Design | Why we created Mender

19th Apr 2017

We were a guest blog contributor on Embedded Computing Design with a post on why we created Mender. You can read about it here.

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Mender 1.0.1 released

5th Apr 2017

Today we're happy to announce the release of Mender 1.0.1. This is a patch release to improve on our first production-ready version, 1.0.

1.0.1 introduces several bug fixes and improvements, accommodates Docker's new versioning schema and adds drag-and-drop file uploads to the UI.

The changelog can be read at docs.mender.io/1.0/release-information/release-notes-changelog. You can read more...

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Docker versioning and Mender 1.0.0

17th Mar 2017

Please note that as of April 5th, 2017, we made a patch release to fix this issue

When Mender 1.0.0 was released, we included a check for compatible Docker versions as part of our “up” wrapper script that brings up Docker Compose. Since the release, Docker has renamed to Docker Community Edition (CE) and adopted a time-based versioning scheme, which we had not anticipated when introducing thi...

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Announcing our production-ready release: Mender 1.0!

20th Feb 2017

Today, the team behind Mender is very proud to announce the production-ready release of Mender, 1.0! Mender is the only open source (Apache 2.0) over-the-air (OTA) software updater for embedded Linux devices that integrates both an updater client and deployment management server.

Since the last pre-release iteration, the focus has been on security and reliability features to ensure Mender is r...

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Join our BOF! | Embedded Linux Conference Portland + OpenIoT Summit (Feb 21st to 23rd)

19th Feb 2017

We will be hosting a BOF at ELC Portland + OpenIoT Summit on Tuesday evening, February 21st. If you are there, please join us!. We are also a sponsor and will have a booth, so please stop by to chat with us.

The Mender team is planning an announcement in the coming weeks that should be very exciting for the embedded Linux community, so stay tuned!

In the meantime, you can view this brief 2 ...

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