Feed 4 Toolboxes tagged with 'server'
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Toolbox: Free Software for the Server
created by Amanda Hickman
Free and Open Source software for back office servers that can help non-profits realize their mission and goals.
We're looking for tools that real organizations are using now, and for tools that non-profits could be using that they might not realize are ready for prime time.
This toolbox is part of the NonProfit Open Source Initiative's Free and Open Source Software Primer Project. Our goal is to maintain a living list of free and open source software tools and applicacations that can help non-profits and other civil society groups realize their goals and mission.
We invite you to contribute to this toolbox, and to check out our other toolboxes and help us keep them relevant as well.
Comments? Questions? See a tool that really doesn't belong? You can discuss this toolbox on our website.
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Toolbox: Free Software for the Web
created by Amanda Hickman
Free and Open Source software for web servers that can help non-profits realize their mission and goals.
We're looking for tools that real organizations are using now, and for tools that non-profits could be using that they might not realize are ready for prime time.
This toolbox is part of the NonProfit Open Source Initiative's Free and Open Source Software Primer Project. Our goal is to maintain a living list of free and open source software tools and applicacations that can help non-profits and other civil society groups realize their goals and mission.
We invite you to contribute to this toolbox, and to check out our other toolboxes and help us keep them relevant as well.
Comments? Questions? See a tool that really doesn't belong? You can discuss this toolbox on our website.
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Toolbox: Infrastructure
created by mmckennirey
Core server-side technologies. These technologies collectively provide the backbone for an 'always on', scalable, open source infrastructure delivering web-based applications and services.
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Toolbox: Bandwidth Management for Events
created by Tomas Krag
Based on experience at a number of large events, these are tools that will make combinations of low bandwidth and large numbers of simultaneous users somewhat bearable.