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Linux Disaster Recovery with ReaR |
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What is ReaR? ReaR stands for Relax and Recover and is a Linux Disaster Recovery framework written in bash shell. We have a dedicated web site on rear at sourceforge: http://rear.sourceforge.net/ The code is completely free and is published with the GNU Public Licence version 2. We're very proud that rear has become part of the Fedora and OpenSuSe distriution since April 2009. That shows that the code become quite mature and has proven to be very stable. When we said rear is a disaster recovery framework we meant each module is small and has its own specific goal. Rear creates an iso image to boot from in case of disaster and the backup can be stores practically anywhere (NFS, CIFS, USB disks, remote tape devices). We go even one step further and offer to integrate with commercial backup solutions such as Tivoli, NetBackup and Data Protector. We can imagine this may sound a bit overwhelming to you, but we can help you out with offering services around rear, such as: |
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Senior Unix System Administration |
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If you have been looking for permanent employees for a while, then you know that Unix System Administrators looking for new job opportunities are seldom right now. On the contrary, current System Administrators are looking for none sysadmin jobs. You have projects to be completed, but your staff is already so busy that your backlog is getting huge! We can help! If you need someone to work with you for 3-6 months, we can help you run your computing environment on a day-to-day basis, too. Convenient flat monthly rates available for contracts longer than 4 months. |
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How We Can Help You Get What You Want |
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IT3 Consultants can work with you to find out what's going wrong with your computers, your network, your overworked System Administrators, and your company's entire computing strategy. We can help you figure out where your computing environment should be heading, and work with you to take it there. We've done it for other companies, and we can do it for you! |
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Since the very beginning of the Linux Operating System, a POSIX UNIX alike kernel, we've been active in this area. We have done several, lost the count, Linux installations on quite a lot of Intel based PCs, Alpha, IA64 and SPARC systems. Integrating the Linux systems into your current network and systems. Using the Linux box as file server (including Samba), mail server or Web server, we've done it all. |
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Make CD-ROM Recovery (mkCDrec) Support |
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The Open Source project "Make CD-ROM Recovery" or abbreviated mkCDrec was launched for the first time in November 2000. Thousands of customers are using mkCDrec to create a disaster recovery image of their Linux systems. |
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