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As of IBM Domino 9.0.1 Feature Pack 9, IBM Domino supports running under the control of Docker images, or "containers," using leading Windows, SUSE, and Windows Docker operating systems. Docker containers deliver a higher degree of software virtualization than is possible with traditional virtual machine technology. The additional software efficiency and exploitation of hardware are made possible by Docker's ability to share core host OS CPU resources (traditional software virtualization requires loading the full guest operating system) among software containers. On October 10, 2018, Domino customers can realize additional flexibility and management on-premises, hybrid, and cloud deployments. In addition, administrators will be able to create Docker Domino containers based on the open source CentOS operating system, which is virtually fully compatible with Red Hat Linux. The documentation on how to create a Domino docker container will be available as a Technote, as well as a blog post on ibm.com/destinationdomino.

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IBM Domino 10.0 A new version of IBM Domino and related offerings help to: • Lower the total cost of ownership of running applications and mail • Increase the platform’s robustness and security • Enable easier integration with any source of data or application A) Lower total cost of ownership: • Auto-repair of database clusters and greater index resiliency. Increased database and folder limits • Docker installation scripts for creating and deploying Domino anywhere will be provided via a Tech Note • Tools to re-synchronize database replicas • Ability to publish Domino statistics to New Relic and other performance monitoring tools B) Continued security improvements: • SAML federated identity provider configuration enhancements for easier SSO integration, e.g. now supporting ADFS 4.0 • ID/Vault management improvements • Update to the IBM GSKit Crypton package • Domino IAM (Identity and Access Management) Service that follows OIDA/OAuth open standards. This functionality is intended to be part of the Domino AppDev Pack targeted for year-end 2018. C) Bring new opportunities and JavaScript skills to the platform: • Domino Query Language designed to support a Node.js programming model accessible from a command line, or any API. Access from Node.js is part of the IBM Domino AppDev Pack, with Domino 10.0.1. • Integration with any Node.js environment via the domino-db NPM and Domino AppDev Pack using high-speed GRPC protocol. This is part of the IBM Domino AppDev Pack, with Domino 10.0.1. • Access to any REST API from within LotusScript using industry standard HTTP commands such as GET, POST, etc. • Ability to read, write and manipulate data coming in and out of Domino as JSON document, with LotusScript now providing a new JSON parser object IBM Notes 10.0 A new version of IBM Notes and related offerings help to: • Improve the user experience and provide new mail features • Deliver more flexible calendar management for individuals and teams • Provide improved integration with Microsoft products such as Outlook and Excel Improving the user experience: • A new workspace look and custom color themes • Touch screen support for Microsoft Windows Tablet devices • Date picker, font style preview, and collapsible left navigation • Updated import and export file types including Microsoft Excel Adding essential mail features: • Forward multiple messages as attached EML format files • Improved mail sending policies and user notifications • By Sender mail view and secondary signature for forwarding and replying • Schedule when messages are sent via delayed delivery Expanding calendar usability: • Improved calendar interoperability with Microsoft Outlook • Team calendar to help with the management of resources with configurable team inbox • Forwarding of meeting invites by attendees to others with an option to configure • Copy message content into new calendar entry option IBM Sametime 9.0.1 Limited Use Domino Notes Client License now includes the IBM Chat client on iOS and Android.

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The originally planned Sametime Limited Use version 10 roadmap is now coming in 2019. The updated roadmap includes multi-device support, persistent chat, Domino 64-bit support for the Community and Proxy Servers, and Console. Details regarding the full roadmap will be shared on Destination Domino. As of October 9, 2018, the embedded Sametime Limited Use Chat entitlement is extended to include mobile devices at no extra cost. This new entitlement is available for clients using Notes V10.0 and beyond. The webcast replay can be viewed here: https://www.ibm.com/blogs/collaboration-solutions/2018/03/14/domino-webcast-synopsis/

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