Nextcloud
Nextcloud is an open-source collaboration and file-sharing platform that provides secure cloud storage, file sync, and a wide range of productivity tools such as calendars, contacts, and collaborative document editing. It is a fully self-hosted alternative to proprietary cloud services, giving organizations complete control over their data and infrastructure.
Note: at Cloud68.co we do NOT develop this software and all the names and trademarks of the software are owned by the entity behind the project.
Software update frequency
For information about the way we handle software updates, please visit https://docs.cloud68.co/bo...
General information
To learn more about our Nextcloud managed hosting service, visit: https://cloud68.co/instances/ne...
Profile visibility on Nextcloud
The steps below will allow you to configure with ease your profile visibility according to your p...
General Information
Some things that might help you while using your Nextcloud instance. To learn more about our Next...
Common issues
Below are some of the most common issues some of our subscribers have reported. We will update th...
Installing Nextcloud apps
What are Nextcloud apps? Nextcloud apps from their name are "mini applications" that extend the ...
Nextcloud + OnlyOffice
OnlyOffice, stylized as ONLYOFFICE, is a free software office suite developed by Ascensio System ...
Nextcloud + Collabora Online
Collabora Online is an open source online office suite that can be integrated into any web applic...
Nextcloud Talk
By default, Nextcloud Talk uses Nextcloud's STUN server to establish peer-to-peer connections, as...
Nextcloud data encryption with Server Side Encryption
While we of course can't (and don't want to) prevent you from enabling, we would like to caution ...
Nextcloud data encryption with E2EE
After you request E2EE encryption, and we enable it, you can check it under your Personal Setting...
Nextcloud data encryption with Cryptomator
Cryptomator allows you to store encrypted vaults inside your Nextcloud, so you are basically usin...