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📣 Over the past few months, we've migrated our infrastructure from Docker Swarm to Kubernetes to facilitate provisioning, monitoring and scalability. This is a huge step towards greater security, reliability, efficiency and maintainability. Indeed, sustainability is the main challenge for Open Source projects.

👏🏼 Our Kargo solution, which has been running in production for years, will therefore be ready to supply Helm cards for years to come.

Our ambition is always to keep our hosting infrastructures up to date for our customers through preventive and adaptive maintenance.

📣 Over the past few months, we've been migrating our ecosystem to the latest versions of the main Open Source projects that are at the heart of our solutions. Today we use NodeJS (v16), FeathersJS (v5), Vue.js (v3) and Quasar (v2). This is a considerable improvement in terms of security, reliability, efficiency and maintainability. Indeed, sustainability is the main challenge facing Open Source projects.

👏🏼 Our Weacast, Krawler, KDK, Kano and Akt'n'Map solutions have been in production for years. Now they'll be ready for the years to come. This would not have been possible without the support of Feathers Cloud Inc. and its founder David Luecke, who has made the biggest external contribution to our ecosystem to date. And the icing on the cake: Weacast is now a Lerna-based monorepo, to make it easier to manage.

At the same time, we've released a new version of our powerful Kano geospatial viewer. We talk about it here.

Our ambition is always to keep our hosting solutions and infrastructures up to date. We always do this for our customers, in a preventive and adaptive way.

As previously announced, we were present at the national exercise in Saclay. A new situation to test the revised version of the CRITER tool.

The objectives were achieved, and the tool was able to demonstrate its expected capabilities. In particular, we were able to validate the functionalities designed to ensure interoperability with the EMMA application (for reporting sample analysis results) and the WebInfoRad application (for making measurements available to the general public).

And I'd like to thank IRSN once again for making this virtuous choice, by selecting our proposal based on open-source solutions, and in particular those from Kalisio. The creation of CRITER NG has enabled us to enrich our technological bricks, and it's only natural that the community will be able to benefit from the improvements made to our components. Visit our Github 🔗

⏭️ Next step: training the crisis pool!