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Okay... and what about Intune? (Device management) Entra? (User management and policy) Office 365 Exchange? Excel? (Finance runs on custom Excel macros and s
by heraldgeezer 8mo ago
Okay... and what about Intune? (Device management)
Entra? (User management and policy)
Office 365 Exchange?
Excel? (Finance runs on custom Excel macros and sheets)
Teams?
Office 365 in general, security, DLP, MFA?
- lpcvoid 8mo ago>Intune Fleet >Entra? (User management and policy) LDAP >Office 365 Exchange? Dovecot, Postfix >Excel? (Finance runs on custom Excel macros and sheets) Libreoffice calc, R and Python were needed. And if that doesn't work, finance needs to work around the vendor lockin >Teams? Matrix, Jitsi, Bigbluebutton, Mattermost >Office 365 in general, security, DLP, MFA? Authentik, Keycloak for MFA/security, OpenZFS with Nextcloud/Opencloud for DLP It's possible, though of course less integrated and more work involved than just selling your soul to MS. But I am sure that time will also solve that, now that people are more interested in open source.
- edwinjm 8mo agoBig businesses and government want SLAs, courses for employee’s and a helpdesk they can call. Without that, it’s not even considered.
- heraldgeezer 8mo agoAnd anyone else running this stack in real life? What are the SLA and support for this? And can IT techs work it?
- lpcvoid 8mo agoIt depends on how good your IT people are. But yes, it works quite well when done right. >What are the SLA and support for this? I don't know why I would need any sort of support when all these projects are open source, I can just debug stuff on my own.