Christoph Rabel 8 Years Ago Is it possible to use this "without connection to the internet"? I mean, with a local LCS Server?Some of my customers are quite restrictive and whatever the name of the service, don't want to upload any server metrics/data, no matter what they are, to some server outside of the company.Sure, checking for patches is necessary, but that should be handled by the local LCS server. Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel Juan Fernández Christoph Rabel 8 Years Ago Hi Christoph:I am sorry, but for now we don't plan to offer LCS on premise. If we see there's customer demand for this, in the future we might analyze the opportunity, but as of today we plan to continue growing as an online platform. Thanks for your feedback!Juan Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel Remis Lima Baima Christoph Rabel 8 Years Ago I agree 100% with Christoph Rabel. We will have a very hard time trying to convince our security department to allow us to use a Cloud Service that can expose a lot of sensitive data from our infrastructure, if this Cloud Service is ever breached. Just imagine the damage that an attacker can do after accessing any company's LCS panel.Thus, I strongly suggest Liferay to rethink the strategy and allow the customers to have a local LCS server. Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
Juan Fernández Christoph Rabel 8 Years Ago Hi Christoph:I am sorry, but for now we don't plan to offer LCS on premise. If we see there's customer demand for this, in the future we might analyze the opportunity, but as of today we plan to continue growing as an online platform. Thanks for your feedback!Juan Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
Remis Lima Baima Christoph Rabel 8 Years Ago I agree 100% with Christoph Rabel. We will have a very hard time trying to convince our security department to allow us to use a Cloud Service that can expose a lot of sensitive data from our infrastructure, if this Cloud Service is ever breached. Just imagine the damage that an attacker can do after accessing any company's LCS panel.Thus, I strongly suggest Liferay to rethink the strategy and allow the customers to have a local LCS server. Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
Koen van Dillen 8 Years Ago Thanks Juan, nice blog and explanation. Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
Dominik Marks 8 Years Ago Hello Juan,I like the possibilities of LCS. Especially it is easy to get an overview of the status of all your Liferay Servers.I think it would be useful if you cannot only manage Updates and Fix Packs in LCS, but also your custom portlets. I would think of an overview page where you can see all installed portlets (with version information) for every Liferay Server. So if you have multiple Servers which share the same custom portlets you can get an easy overview if every Server has the latest version. Additionally it could be useful to install or update custom portlets to any server directly from LCS. Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
Jay Patel 8 Years Ago Thanks Juan. Few questions:1. Does it use JMX to fetch this data? If JMX is disabled, would I be able to see these statistics?2. How does it differ from what I can see right now from Managed Beans with any tool like VisualVM? The proper question would be what all additional info I would be able to see apart from what I'm able to see currently with MBeans?3.With LCS, would I be able to see these statistics in lcs.liferay.com only? Or it there a way to monitor this on portal itself? Since I agree with what @Chrisoph Rabel has to say about customers? They are quire restrictive on what is shared outside?Thanks,Jay Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel
Steffen Schuler 8 Years Ago ... a lot of interesting, unanswered questions ;) Please sign in to reply. Reply as... Cancel