IMAP, MAPI, ActiveSync…: the hidden languages behind your emails

Des personnes tiennent des pancartes avec des noms de protocoles mails IMAP, JMAP, MAPI etc.

Email is still the most widely used business tool. Behind the “clients” — the applications you open every day like Outlook or mobile mail apps — lies a set of protocols and formats that make everything work: delivering messages, syncing calendars, sharing contacts. Invisible to end users, these languages define not just the experience, but […]

Securing BlueMind 4.7 with a Let’s Encrypt certificate

In BlueMind, from version 4.7, everything to do with certificate management is automatic and natively supported: creation, installation and, most importantly, renewal. Once it is set up, you can forget about certificates and let BlueMind handle things.

The steps to a successful business email migration

If you follow this blog (and if you don’t we strongly recommend that you do!), you already know how critical email is to a business. It remains the most used means of communication despite fierce competition from other tools. Recent events have been yet another reminder of this: massive remote work as a result of […]

Industrialising the installation of BlueMind with Ansible

Installing a BlueMind platform is typically straightforward, involving few steps once the architecture is defined. In some cases, however, installation needs to be industrialised in order to be played several times. This may be needed, for example, for hosts or clients with a large number of users and several platforms.  Ansible is an automation engine […]

BlueMind Core, an innovative architecture that adapts to all uses

DESCRIPTION of CORE V2’s architecture BlueMind’s 2nd generation Core is a Java program. It exposes web services representing BlueMind’s API. It runs scheduled tasks (back-ups, re-indexing, directory synching, reporting). Core is the only component that handles the data from PostgreSQL databases. All other components pass through it to read and edit information. It receives http requests […]