 Commercial Support |
Commercial Support is available for CAOS Linux from Infiscale, Inc. The Infiscale staff is highly skilled and flexible, able to
deliver many solutions for many different needs. With specialization in High-Performance Computing, clustering, virtual grids,
cloud computing, and green energy-saving computing, you can be confident that your mission-critical technology is in good
hands. So whether you need a custom build of CAOS NSA, a complete design for an HPC setup, or Green changes to your
enterprise, Infiscale is here to help. Contact Infiscale directly with any requests for commercial support with this form at Infiscale.com. |
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| E-mail lists |
Historically the most commonly used form of communication for Open Source collaboration has been electronic mailing lists. Infiscale hosts a list server to be used for support and development of various open source projects. Below are three of the commonly used lists.
CAOS Linux talk
General user level discussions and support regarding the CAOS Linux distribution.
CAOS devel
Specific matters concerning development of the CAOS Linux distribution.
Perceus
Provision Enterprise Resources and Clusters Enabling Uniform Systems mailing list
General usage and support list for Perceus HPC software. This is the legacy of the Warewulf cluster toolkit mailing list.
View all of the E-mail lists at:
http://lists.infiscale.org |
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Bugtracker |
Caos Linux uses Bugzilla as its bug tracking system. Please use it to submit discovered bugs or security issues. Please search the bug database to make sure you don't submit a duplicate bug. If your bug is unique, use the Bugzilla form to post the bug with as much detail as possible. Include the steps necessary to replicate the bug in your description if you can.
The Bugzilla page for Caos Linux can be found at:
http://bugs.infiscale.org/ |
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IRC |
Internet Relay Chat (IRC) us a real time communication tool (chat), which facilitates fast troubleshooting and development. Because it is real time and at any given time, people are logged in from around the world make it a very powerful tool. IRC, has a major drawback of not archiving and support of threaded conversations, so it should not be used for critical decisions that should be discussed throughly (use E-mail lists for that). It is however amazingly useful for realtime development and support.
Our IRC channels (rooms) are located on http://www.freenode.net and can be connected to via several different client programs:
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irssi
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gaim
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mozilla-chat
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xchat
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and many otheres
To connect to our channels, use the following:
SERVER=irc.freenode.net
PORT=6667
CHANNELS=#caos, #perceus, #warewulf
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