8 April 2020
The anDREa consortium developed a test version of an app which gives the opportunity to start or close a Virtual Machine from a mobile device. One of the advantages is that it gives you the possibility to start a VM before you actually start working in the DRE which will decrease the time you have to spend on waiting till the VM is up.
This app is available in a beta version. We are looking for 3 testers to verify whether the functionality of the app adds value to your work. If you would like to participate in testing the app, please send an email to Karin Stukker, project lead Implementation DRE.
The anDREa consortium developed a test version of an app which gives the opportunity to start or close a Virtual Machine from a mobile device. One of the advantages is that it gives you the possibility to start a VM before you actually start working in the DRE which will decrease the time you have to spend on waiting till the VM is up.
This app is available in a beta version. We are looking for 3 testers to verify whether the functionality of the app adds value to your work. If you would like to participate in testing the app, please send an email to Karin Stukker, project lead Implementation DRE.
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