Kaai24 Development Studios is a small, innovative team and creates new solutions for home and business users. We are primarily active in the areas of data storage and backup, network, virtualization and software development.
We cover every part of the IT world from small soldering jobs or application development to the planning, building and management of servers. Our experience is based on years of work with many different products and solutions like desktops, HP* ProLiant* Servers or SGI* Origin* and Onyx* Supercomputers as well as Sun*/Oracle* Java and VirtualBox.
We operate both our own and hosted servers in Copenhagen, Brunswick and Nuremberg. As a result, we are very flexible and capable to provide services like terabytes of cloud storage.
The origin
Founded by Kaai, it began with minor modifications to games (such as levels, textures, and functions) and building websites and quickly grew in size (eg, Own Linux Live Systems or Java programming). Since 2005 is the homepage online and it is also the core of the projects because most are presented here.
From autodidactic learning and incorporation into the hobby, it finally became a profession with the training as IT specialist for system integration / IT system engineer.
Our milestones
- 1996 - First PC with Windows 3.1 / DOS (30MHz)
- 1998 - Switch to Windows 98 (with 450MHz)
- 2000 - Small mods for games
- 2001 - Switch to Windows XP (with 2.66GHz)
- 2001 - Our first HTML documents for local documentation
- 2003 - More extensive mods for games with their own levels, e.g. for Half-Life
- 2005 - First public website and community with forum
- 2005 - First SUSE Linux Client
- 2007 - Our first "multi-core system" with an Intel Core2Duo E6600 (with 2x 2.40GHz)
- 2007 - Extensive script development for Windows
- 2007 - Extensive mod development for Half-Life 2
- 2009 - Entry into Java development
- 2009 - First Minecraft server
- 2010 - Development of the first version of the current website "Tabbi"
- 2011 - Start of work primarily with Unix systems. Especially Linux, Irix and Solaris
- 2012 - Our servers now use Proxmox and Ubuntu
- 2013 - We operate almost exclusively Linux systems
- 2014 - Own Live Linux System
- 2016 - start of our Nextcloud
- 2019 - UptimeRobot
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(Edited 27-12-19)