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In this section: Linux Support for business | Support for web developers | Support packages | Migration Linux Support for the Small and medium sized BusinessWe provide expert support on all major Linux distributions, including Red Hat
Enterprise Linux (and CentOS), Debian, Ubuntu, SuSE, Slackware, Mandrake and Gentoo. Linux Support for your businessYour web server is the hub of your business. It hosts your clients' sites,
it markets your company, it is a 24/7 advertising portal for your enterprise.
It needs to be fast, efficient and on... all of the time. Uptime is critical,
downtime is not acceptable. After all, you would not accept excuses for downtime
from your upstream provider.. What does it take to achieve this? A team of professional Linux System Administrators watching over a cluster of redundant servers ready to jump? Does it involve investing half of the business income back into internal training?
Often, for the smaller web design company, management of remote application
servers, with all of the features and security requirements necessary in today's
online environment, is a team effort. Time spent chasing down server issues
is time lost to client projects. A hard pressed web developer, with three projects
on the go, is a costly way to fight the fires and manage your company's critical
systems. Add to that the problems presented by a foreign operating system hosted
miles away, and you have a potential show-stopper. Flexible Support - What you want, when you want itWith our specialist support strategies, you can choose what you want. From complete hosting management to remote support, to customer post-sales assistance. Our support contracts offer complete solutions. Whether you require on-site, telephone, or e-mail support we can tailor a package that will fulfill your business needs. Migrating to Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHPLAMP is the platform of choice for the development and deployment of high performance web applications. It is solid and reliable, and if Apache is any indicator, then LAMP sites predominate. If you take a look at the Netcraft website, you will see that many run Apache on Linux, usually running perl and/or PHP. The figures indicate that the most successful sites, with the least downtime operate on Linux or variants of BSD and Unix. Moving web applications from one server environment to another can be fraught with pitfalls. For example, versions of Apache and PHP that run under Windows are quite different from their native open source versions. There are different paths, variables and configuration options. This can be quite frustrating, and often an impossible task for a web developer to manage without experience. Equally, moving from one programming language to another is particularly tricky. Whatever the nature of your migration, contact us for advice and allow our experienced administrators help with the move.
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