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Co-authored-by: Benedikt Kulmann <benedikt@kulmann.biz>
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## ownCloud Infinite Scale 1.0.0 Technology Preview - Initial Release Notes
We are pleased to annouce the availability of ownCloud Infinite Scale 1.0.0 Technology Preview which is released as the first public version of the new Infinite Scale platform.
We are pleased to announce the availability of ownCloud Infinite Scale 1.0.0 Technology Preview which is released as the first public version of the new Infinite Scale platform.
### Microservice architecture
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- Scalability: High performance demands can be fulfilled by scaling the distribution of services
- Testability: Each service can be tested on its own due to well-defined APIs and functionality
- Protocol-driven development
- High-performance communication between services through technologies like GRPC
- Multi-platform support through utilizing Golang - only minimal dependency on platform packages.
- High-performance communication between services through technologies like gRPC
- Multi-platform support through utilizing Golang - only minimal dependency on platform packages
- Cloud-native deployment and update strategies
### Key figures
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### How to get started?
One of the most important objectives for oCIS was to ease the setup of a working instance dramatically. Since oCIS is built on Google's powerful GO language it supports the single-file-deployment: Installing oCIS 1.0.0 is as easy as downloading a single file, applying execution permission to it and get started. No more fiddling around with complicated LAMP stacks.
One of the most important objectives for oCIS was to ease the setup of a working instance dramatically. Since oCIS is built on Google's powerful Go language it supports the single-file-deployment: Installing oCIS 1.0.0 is as easy as downloading a single file, applying execution permission to it and get started. No more fiddling around with complicated LAMP stacks.
#### Deployment Options