IT3 Consultants is involved in projects done for customers as well as a number of Open Source projects. Customer work is confidential by default; the Open Source projects below are public and we can share full details.
Relax-and-Recover is the de facto standard bare metal disaster recovery framework on Linux, written in Bash and released under GPLv3. It automates the creation of bootable rescue images and integrates with virtually any backup solution — NFS, CIFS, USB, S3, commercial and Open Source backup tools alike.
Relax-and-Recover Automated Testing is an Open Source sub-project of ReaR dedicated to fully automated testing across distributions and hardware architectures. It is sponsored by customers who subscribe to one of our ReaR Support Services.
Relax-and-Recover (ReaR) User Guide Documentation is an Open Source sub-project providing comprehensive documentation for the ReaR community. A ReaR Subscription buys guaranteed weekly time dedicated to improving and expanding the User Guide.
Upgrade-UX is an Open Source framework designed to assist Unix/Linux system engineers in patching or upgrading systems in a consistent, repeatable, and auditable way — with evidence captured before and after each run.
cfg2html is a utility that collects system configuration files and settings into a readable HTML and plain-text report. Simple to use and invaluable in disaster recovery situations, compliance audits, and pre-upgrade planning.
adhocr is a small expect/SSH utility for parallelising command execution across many systems simultaneously. The project is archived and no longer actively developed.
wbemextras contains scripts to assist with HP SIM installation and configuration on HP-UX systems. This is a retired project; no new development is planned.
mkCDrec is the predecessor project to ReaR and has been retired since 2012. All effort moved to ReaR. Paid migration support from mkCDrec to ReaR is still available.