Join Us at Engage 2026: Domino on Linux, Installfest and CertMgr
Daniel Nashed – 14 April 2026 17:22:49
| Engage Conference 2026 is just around the corner. A quick look at the agenda reveals several Linux-focused sessions—and that’s no coincidence. Linux continues to play a key role in sovereign and future-proof solutions. As in previous years, Bill is hosting the popular Domino on Linux round table. In addition, the conference will feature a Linux desktop session along with a series of Domino on Linux Installfest sessions. These sessions can be attended independently, but they are also designed to complement each other and build progressively. Bill, Martijn and I have teamed up to present a full range of sessions—from beginner through to expert level. This includes hands-on labs using on-demand virtual machines at Hetzner, along with forward and reverse DNS within our domino-lab.net environment. Even if you can’t attend the Installfest sessions, the Linux round table is highly recommended. It’s a great opportunity to ask questions, share feedback, and connect with others—especially if you’re already running Domino on Linux or planning to explore it. For example on Proxmox. We’ll also share updates on what has been developed over the past year, along with a new initiative aimed at making Domino on Linux more accessible for administrators. As part of this effort, a new repository has been launched as a central entry point into the Domino on Linux ecosystem: https://nashcom.github.io/nsh-domino-linux/ Beyond the Linux sessions, I will present another session on Domino CertMgr. If certificate management and automation are topics of interest, this session should definitely be on your list. You can explore the full agenda here: https://engage.ug/pages/session2026 We are looking forward to seeing you at Engage 2026. Bill | Martijn | Daniel |
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