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Fisy is a simple and lightweight application dedicated to copy and backup files. This application has been designed to perform simple or timestamped copies of directories and files as well as unidirectional synchronization of file tree. Fisy is in command line, you can so start copying tasks at any time or plug them on an automated processing. Sine version 2.0, Fisy contains cipher features for encrypting data for storage in a remote service like the Cloud.
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UberImaging centrally controls the disk imaging process of many nodes on a network. Clients booted via PXE are served a small initrd image containing udpcast, a client module, and other tools allowing clients to be remotely controlled by a portable GUI.
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Log viewing system that enables the remote monitoring of many metalog servers through mysql server(s).
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Piper is a peer-to-peer 'darknet' for the machines that you control. It establishes direct communication links between your machines over the internet, and through plugins provides feature such as remote backup / reboot / etc.
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