5 projects tagged "redhat"
Updated 16 May 2013
Blue Mind
| Pop | 802.50 |
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| Vit | 37.56 |
Blue Mind is a messaging and collaboration platform. It offers scalable shared messaging, calendars and contacts with advanced mobility (iPhone, iPad, Android, etc.), and Outlook and Thunderbird connectivity support. Designed with simplicity as a goal, it uses Web 2.0 technologies with a Javascrit UI, offline Web capability, and a Web-services-oriented pluggable architecture.
Updated 16 Mar 2012
Poor Mans Storage Appliance
| Pop | 74.52 |
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| Vit | 1.45 |
Poor Mans Storage Appliance creates a Virtual Appliance which can join an HA cluster to create shared storage for a virtualized environment.
Updated 30 Mar 2009
The Hotwire Suite
| Pop | 45.30 |
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| Vit | 38.94 |
Hotwire is an integrated inventory system and a rapid deployment tool targeted at servicing enterprise environments. The currently supported rapid deployment technologies are Kickstart (Red Hat Linux), AutoYaST (SuSE Linux), and Preseed (Debian GNU/Linux). The hotwire server itself can be installed on any Linux platform, however. Additionally, where client machines have the python-dmidecode, func, and certmaster packages installed, hotwire is able to provide an automated inventory maintenance and dynamic updates, via funcwire, a hotwire tool.
Updated 21 Jun 2011
uberSVN
| Pop | 37.99 |
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| Vit | 26.60 |
uberSVN is an enhanced distribution of Apache Subversion that lets developers choose any combination of software development tools that best fits the business requirements in hand. Toolset choice can be based on price or functionality or the use of open source or closed, proprietary applications. There is no vendor lock-in. The product is available at no cost, but professional support is available for purchase from WANdisco.
Updated 27 Dec 2010
runonce
| Pop | 27.31 |
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| Vit | 29.63 |
runonce is an attempt to take some of the pain out of postinstalls by moving them to the first boot of the system. This reduces the amount of items you have to worry about. If the postinstall script runs on a regular system, it should run on your postinstall.
