Umbrella Linux

Umbrella Linux is the platform for cooperation of system administrators in development of difficult and multifunction IT infrastructure for the big and small organizations. The main developer of a product is the Donetsk physicist Konstantin Metlov. The staff of the Donetsk physics and technology institute of A.A. Galkin took part in development.

For February, 2020 Umbrella Linux represents:

• the parametrized cluster of Unix of systems (including servers and workstations):
  • with the centralized registration of users and computers means of LDAP;
  • with support of technology of a uniform input based on Kerberos;
  • with single NFSv4 file system;
  • with management of a DNS zone, own WWW server of the organization;
  • with services of external and internal e-mail (with a possibility of inclusion of the Web Mail interface);
  • with internal service of conferences based on Jabber (with a possibility of the transparent encoded communication with other trusted systems);

• deleted (but completely controlled and configured) the workstations getting access to a system by means of VPN;
• service of terminals on the basis of X2Go for inclusion in a full-fledged work of old low-power computers and for remote graphic access to a system;
• service of no-touch deployment of the user workstations by means of their loading on a local network and remote workstations by means of the individual automatically generated installation program^[1].

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