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Figure 1: New in ownCloud Infinite Scale’s web interface: GDPR Export.<\/p><\/div>\n
The downloaded file is a simple .json file, for the demo user „einstein“ with the content shown in figure 2.<\/p>\n
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Figure 2: A simple, downloadable JSON file holds all the data relevant for compliance with data protection rules.<\/p><\/div>\n
Aside from that, other sprint reviews from March integrated much wanted features like\u00a0notifications and configurable roles<\/a>, extended batch processing and better support for multi tenancy into ownCloud’s products.<\/p>\n At the end of every sprint, ownCloud engineers, our community, customers and external stakeholders gather in a video conference and present the progress of their work and engage in discussion. The first sprint of April was also the last one before code freeze of the new stable version, which is set to be published soon.<\/p>\n In the course of the last few weeks,\u00a0the second beta version of the Android app<\/a>\u00a0has been released, introducing the\u00a0webfinger<\/a>\u00a0workflow\u00a0that helps users during initial configuration by automatically finding the desired ownCloud server \u2013 a feature very helpful with the equally new option of true multi-tenancy in ownCloud.<\/p>\n The Android app version 4.0 is scheduled to be launched in May 2023, and would be a significant step up from the current stable version 3.04. The ownCloud iOS client app<\/a> has received a new fancy and welcoming onboarding screen, and its stable version v12 is also set to release in May. Both Android and Desktop clients can look forward to a series of features currently in development that will show up in the upcoming reviews.<\/p>\n Big news also from Infinite Scale and ownCloud’s web interface<\/a>: Users can now create Spaces from folders or files, simply by highlighting files and selecting a context menu entry. Renaming groups and local groups are now possible, and the much requested\u00a0guest user feature<\/a> as we have with ownCloud server is on its way.<\/p>\n Starting with Infinite Scale 3.0, metadata is stored as messagepack files (see\u00a0admin documentation here<\/a>). Typically,\u00a0Messagepack<\/a>\u00a0files have a .mpk format, contain compressed JSON data and are very compact and fast. Having no limit in the amount of metadata stored in one .mpk file makes messagepack the best choice for longevity and scalability, and consequently make them future-proof, more so because using messagepack allows the use of standard filesystems.\u00a0If you have started to use Infinite Scale before version 3.0, metadata was stored in extended attributes (xattrs) and is converted with the upgrade automatically.<\/p>\n Apart from that,\u00a0Infinite Scale 3.0 is also equipped with the search machine\u00a0Bleve<\/a>, a full-text search and indexing service for Go. Bleve promises a simple top-level API, indexing of any object in your data model and a rich set of interfaces for extending the capabilities. More details on Search Service Configuration\u00a0can be found in the\u00a0Administrator’s Documentation<\/a>\u00a0page.<\/p>\n Would you like to know more? Check out the\u00a0official documentation<\/a>\u00a0by ownCloud,\u00a0 and if you want to test\u00a0all the newest features right now, our\u00a0Continuous Integration workflow<\/a>\u00a0allows\u00a0demos directly from the developers<\/a>, and is always up to date.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The latest Sprint Review meetings gave shape to several new features for ownCloud and ownCloud Infinite Scale, including GDPR-compliant data export, webfinger and notifications, among others. 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Infinite Scale 3.0 Architecture : Msgpack und Bleve Search Engine<\/h2>\n