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Catalogue Des Logiciels Supportes Par Linagora ANNEXE – CATALOGUE DES LOGICIELS SUPPORTES PAR LINAGORA Liste non exhaustive et pouvant être complétée si nécessaire par simple demande à LINAGORA. Complexité du logiciel suivant Domaine Sous – Domaine Logiciels classification de LINAGORA Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Hyperviseur KVM SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Hyperviseur Xen SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Library glibC SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Library libvirt COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Network Application putty SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Network Application Varnish SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Network Management Haproxy COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Network Management Keepalived SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Network Management vsftpd SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés OS CentOS SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés OS CoreOS SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés OS Debian SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés OS Freebsd SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés OS Ubuntu SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Project Management dotproject SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Project Management FusionForge COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Project Management Ganttproject SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Server Installer cobbler COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Service Management otrs COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Storage Management Ceph COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Storage Management Drbd SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Storage Management Drbdlinks SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Storage Management GFS COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Storage Management GFS2 COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Storage Management logrotate SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Storage Management LVM COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Storage Management NFS COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Storage Management Open-ISCSI COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés System Application Prometheus COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés System Management Bacula COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés System Management Func SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés System Management Keepalived COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés System Management Ntp SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés System Management pam SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés System Management rsync SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés System Management rsyslog SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés System Management Samba SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés System Management syslog-ng SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés System Management webmin SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés System Management winscp3 SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Versioning Control System cvs SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Versioning Control System cvsnt SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Versioning Control System svn SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés VM Management virt-manager SIMPLE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés IT Automation HashiCorp Terraform COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés IT Automation HashiCorp Consult COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés IT Automation HashiCorp Vault COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés IT Automation HashiCorp Packer COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés IT Automation Pulse COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés IT Automation RunDeck COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés IT Automation JobScheduler COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés IT Automation Oozie for Hadoop (also in HortonWorks) COMPLEXE Domaine 1- Systèmes d’Exploitation et logiciels de base associés Application Deployment InnoSetup SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications API Testing OpenSTA SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications API Testing SoapUI SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Application Management Apache ServiceMix COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Application Management Jahia Community Edition SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Application Management ManageIQ COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Application Management Kubernetes SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Application Management Pentaho Community Editon SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Application Management Tomcat COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Application Server Jboss SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Application Server JOnAS SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Application Server WildFly SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications CMS Joomla SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications CMS Wordpress COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Data Application ireport SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Data Management daisy cms SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Data Management Liferay COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Data Visualization Application BIRT SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Documentary Management KT-dms SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Documentary Management Xwiki COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Enterprise Bus Petals ESB SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Image Management ImageMagick SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Library ANT SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Library JasperReports COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Messaging Application RabbitMQ COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Messaging Application Apache Camel SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Messaging Application Apache Qpid SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Net framework compass SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Network Auth. Protocol krb5 (MIT Kerberos) COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Network Management Apache HTTP Server COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Network Management Apache Jetty COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Network Management Apache mod_security COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications OS owl SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Plugin mod_jk SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Plugin mod_proxy SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Plugin mod_proxy_ajp SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Plugin mod_proxy_balancer SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Plugin module PHP du serveur web apache COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Search Engine API MediaWiki SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Search Engine API nutch SIMPLE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Search Engine API OpenSearchServer COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Server Management nginx COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications SSO for Web Application LemonLDAP::NG (LinID Access & Federation Manager) COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Storage Management Alfresco community SOCLE/DISTRIB Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation et d’applications Support Jasig CAS COMPLEXE Domaine 2 – Serveurs de présentation
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