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Timeline for feature complete web ui and console retirement

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Currently we are in limbo between vbr console and the new web ui as new features and improvements are no longer added to the console, but some functions are not yet implemented in the web ui (those using proxmox probably know what i'm talking about).
So I would like to ask if there is a (approximate) timeline for the web ui to be feature complete (so absolutely no tasks need the console) and the subsequent console retirement? Just so we can prepare (technically and mentally) how long we need to use both products.

I know veeam really doesn't like giving any specific timeframes, and I also understand why this takes time. But as a windows admin I'm burned and tired of remembering when to use which legacy UI for what tasks.

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Re: Timeline for feature complete web ui and console retirement

Post by Mildur »

While we cannot provide an exact timeline, I can confirm our commitment to delivering feature parity as quickly as possible. Our next release will be v13.2 (expected this year), which will add the next bunch of feature set to the Web UI.
Additionally, new features going forward will generally be added to the Web UI only, and not to the console anymore, so we do not waste resources and time.
those using Proxmox probably know what I’m talking about
May I ask which specific options you are missing? Proxmox support has been available in the Web UI since v13.1. It is possible that not all options are available yet, but they will be added as soon as possible.

What else are you missing from the Web UI today that would allow you to stop using the console entirely?

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Fabian
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