JasperReports Server CE is no Longer available. Now what?

Earlier this year, it was announced that JasperReports Server Community Edition would no longer be available.

While it does not have some of the features of JasperReports Server CE, we’ve released our Jasper Report Publisher as Open Source.

Jasper Report Publisher allows you to schedule, email, and run reports on demand.

It also includes an end user Dashboard as well.

Jasper Report Publisher supports PostgreSQL, Oracle, MySQL, and MSSQL out of the box, and you can add additional data source types as well.

It also supports parameterized reports:

Jasper Report Publisher is free, Open Source software.

It requires only 2 GB RAM (minimum) and installs on Ubuntu.

Try it yourself today!

https://github.com/AcuGIS/jasper-report-publisher

July 16, 2019July 16, 2019

New Certbot Module for Webmin

We are pleased to announce our new Certbot module for Webmin is now available.

The Certbot module can provision and manage all of your Lets Encrypt SSL certificates, as well as check status, revoke, re-issue and automate certificates.

Additionally, the module can install all plugins (such as NGINX, DigitalOcean, etc..), create hooks, and edit configuration files.

Check it out at: https://www.acugis.com/certbot-webmin-module/

July 6, 2017July 6, 2017

GeoHelm: A new route to Open Source GIS

GeoHelm

We’re very happy to announce the release of our new Open Source project; GeoHelm.

GeoHelm is a Webmin module that installs, configures, and manages a complete Open Source GIS stack.

It provides users of all skill levels with easy set-up and browser-based management without locking the user into a particular solution.

You can even delete the module itself and all components will continue to operate normally.

All software installed is the latest stable version direct from the provider (Apache Tomcat, Java, PostgreSQL, PostGIS, PgRouting, and GeoServer).

The idea of GeoHelm is based upon our experience in administration and is intended to help address what we believe are some of the main barriers faced by users of various skill levels.

For those new to GIS, it provides an easy to install and easy to use interface to get going with Open Source GIS.
For more experienced users it minimizes the amount of time and effort required to go to production.
For developers, it can help to address the most common issue we found when developers go to production, namely; “It worked on my laptop…..”.

While GeoHelm is not an IDE (or seeking to become one), because it installs latest, unmodified versions of all software, it is the same software that will be used in production. No surprises.

Equally important, it installs the software on production Operating Systems, not in a container or pre-built installer.

GeoHelm is supported on CentOS 7, Debian 8 and 9, Ubuntu 14 and 16, Fedora 24 and 25, and Scientific Linux 7.

For full documentation, please visit geohelm.org. A Quick Start guide can be found there as well.

Please address any issues to: https://github.com/AcuGIS/GeoHelm