Zulu hosting

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Zulu  
Getting Setup with Zulu: Installing • Installing as Servlet • Installing the Plugin Version • Zulu Google Setup • Integrating your file • ‎Zulu Sync • ‎Serving the Sample File • Registration • Installing Zulu Manually
About Zulu The big picture • Limitations • Requirements • Differences between servlet and plugin • Hosting • Security
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting • Testing Configurations • Umlauts • URLs Used By Zulu • Updating • Logs
Google Sync with Google • ‎Sharing a Google Calendar • Google Contacts • Google Reset • Appointment Slots
Calendars Repeating Events • Date Ranges • ‎Read Only Calendars • Deleting Events • Invitations • Switching Calendars • Multiple Calendars • Properties • See it in iCal • My site
Contacts Contact Groups • Contacts Integrations • Related Contact Fields • Address Book • Zulu Phone Fax Email
Does Zulu work with... Android • Blackberry • Multiple Machines • Outlook • MobileMe • iPhone
Extra Credit Adding Fields • Time Zones • Duplicating Records • Calc Fields • Access Privledges • Refresh • Filtering • Post Editing Scripts • Alarms and notifications

Hosting Providers

The following companies have indicated that they are set up or willing to configure their servers to host Zulu:

If you are interested in being a part of this list, please contact us at plugins [at] 360works.com

Why Third Party Hosting

Hosting your database with one of the providers below means someone else is taking care of your FileMaker Server: of updating it, tweaking it, and managing backups. Unless you have reliable automated backups in your current setup, you should consider 3rd party hosting for that reason alone. Or get your own FileMaker Server: it's invaluable.

But hosting really shines for distributed teams. These providers have fast machines on high bandwidth connections, so they can offer your users a better experience than they'd have connecting in to your office.

And of course these folks all have experience with Zulu.

Licenses

Zulu hosting is BYOL (bring your own license) so you'll buy a Zulu license from us and then tell your hosting partner you have one; they'll set you up with your own Zulu directory where you can register Zulu and get to work.

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