Two Linux companies combine

SourceLabs Debuts New Class of Tools for Open Source Linux and Java (Press Release) – (March 18, 2008) CNET News – “Open-source support company SourceLabs on Tuesday launched a subscription service aimed at Linux developers and IT administrators who do their own support.” (March 18, 2008) O’Reilly Open Source – “Developers and open source system users will be particularly interested in a SourceLabs announcement of a service called Self-Support Suite

A SourceLabs pretende oferecer, através de ferramentas de self support , uma alternativa ao sistema clássico de suporte atualmente adotado pelo mercado corporativo.

Below is documentation for using SourceLabs Self-Support Suite for Linux and Open Source Java to gather, organize, and search Syslog messages. You can setup syslog to connect to the relay. In this release, we only support syslog over UDP. To set this up, you need to modify your syslogd config file. Often this is in /etc/syslog.conf To get started, you can add . @relayMachineName:4657 This will send all your syslog messages to a machine named relayMachin

SourceLabs, занимающаяся тестированием, сертификацией и поддержкой решений на базе программного обеспечения с открытым кодом...

Mit den "Self-Support Tools" will SourceLabs eine Alternative zu klassischen Supportverträgen bieten. Das Angebot für Linux und Java läuft seit Dezember 2007 als privates Betaprogramm und wird nun öffentlich vorgestellt.

New announcement about tools for open source developers and administrators.

SourceLabs debuts a self support suite for Linux and Java developers, testers, & administrators. It enables you to capture log events, exceptions, and core dumps; filter, and query these events through an easy-to-use-tool; and correlate these events against a repository of 16 million issues.

An API that can be used to run executables or java applications as Windows service or UNIX daemon. SourceLabs covers Commons-Daemon as part of its Self-Support Suite for Linux and Open Source Java

The second extended file system for Linux. Ext3 has replaced it in many distributions. SourceLabs includes ext2 in its Self Support Suite for Linux and Open Source Java

An implementation of the IETF standard “Service Location Protocol.” SourceLabs includes OpenSLP in its Self-support suite for open source Java and LInux

DHCP stands for “Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol”. It is used by clients on an IP network to obtain an IP address. The Linux DHCP capability is covered by SourceLabs Self-Support Suite for LInux and Open Source Java

YAST is an installation and system management tool for Linux and is explicitly part of OpenSuse. Tips and Tricks including hotkeys. SourceLabs covers YAST as part of its Self-Support for Linux and Open Source Java Suite

A Linux utility that allows users who don’t have super-user privileges to still mount encrypted file systems.

In virtualization, guest refers to the software that is running on top of the “host” software or virtual machine. The guest software may or may not use the same operating system as the host – for example, a Linux host using Xen may have a Windows-based application as a guest.

A system from RedHat for installing and managing RPMs. Yum is often preferred, especially for use with CentOS.

Ganeti is a virtual server management software tool built on top of Xen virtual machine monitor and other Open Source software. However, Ganeti requires pre-installed virtualization software on your servers in order to function. Once installed, the tool will take over the management part of the virtual instances (Xen DomU), e.g. disk creation management, operating system installation for these instances (in co-operation with OS-specific install scripts), and startup, shutdown, failover betwee