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SourceLabs Self-Support for Linux
SourceLabs’ offering includes:
- SourceLabs Search Tool for intelligent search of our repository of 10 million issues
- Tool for gathering, analyzing, and searching messages from SysLog, Log4J, the JVM, etc.
- The Java Probe for JVM instrumentation
- Security, operational, and development issues alerts & notifications
- Advanced pattern matching tools to speed problem i.d. and resolution
- Log Monitor, Nagios plug-in, Core Dump Monitor and system information Gatherer
Information and example in German: SourceLabs mit Support-Angebot für Linux und Java
Covered projects include:
Bourne-again Shell
ISC BIND
Common UNIX Printing System (CUPS)
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
Enterprise Volume Management System
The Linux ext2/ext3 filesystem
Ext2 File System Utils
GNU C Library
Logical Volume Manager 2
Linux NFS
Network Time Protocol project
OpenSLP
OPEN SSH
Pluggable Auth Modules
Xalan C++
Xerces C++ Parser
Yet another Setup Tool (YaST)
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If you are interested in tools and service for Linux self-support, contact info@sourcelabs.com
A lot of companies are using non-standard versions of the Linux operating system and are unable to find cost-effective support; others are using distributions based on RedHat or SUSE but are unhappy with the service they are receiving and the price they are paying. This page has resources to help companies and individuals begin to be able to “self support” themselves on Linux.
The Linux Documentation Project has a mission to provide canonical open-source documentation for Linux.
IRC provides a number of options and is the most common and popular way to seek out answers for your questions.
Howto Forge% provides a number of guides to answer common questions.