Showing posts with label Brazil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brazil. Show all posts

Thursday, June 5, 2014

Azure Brazil South region support in Bitnami

The Bitnami Azure Launchpad makes it easy for you to deploy dozens of popular open source servers applications in the Microsoft Azure cloud.

Microsoft just announced General Availability support for their Southern Brazil region, located in São Paulo state and we are excited to let you know that we have added support for it!

Brazil is one of the top countries in terms of Bitnami adoption and this new offering provides a cloud hosting option with reduced latency and improved performance.

You can now launch all Bitnami images in Brazil through the Microsoft OpenTech VMDepot  or the Bitnami Azure Launchpad.  Microsoft is offering promotional pricing for Azure Virtual Machines, Cloud Services, Storage, SQL Database, Web Sites, and Data Transfers through July 31, 2014. 

You can learn more about this new region at the official Microsoft blog post or try out the Bitnami Launchpad for Azure

Monday, December 19, 2011

BitNami, bem-vindo ao Brasil!

As part of our commitment to make BitNami more accessible to end-users, we are working on translating our stacks to multiple languages, starting with some of the most popular. To welcome the new Sao Paulo Amazon region released last week, we released a Portugûes (Brasil) version of our WordPress, Joomla! and Drupal AMIs. Together with our pre-existing Spanish language support, it makes BitNami AMIs ideal for deployment in South America. The new language features are also supported on VMWare appliances and native installers. Please see below for some screenshots:


Welcome page for WordPress AMI
BitNami WordPress Stack



You can help us getting these and other stacks translated into your language. We have set up a translation server (running our BitNami Pootle Stack of course) so that BitNami users can help us to make the Stacks available in more languages.

Please check our wiki entry on translations to see how you can collaborate and start translating in translate.bitnami.org.