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Replacement Server Monitoring – Part 2: Building the replacement

27 Mar 2018/3 Comments/in Company/by Gary Rixon

This is part two of a three part series of blog posts about picking a replacement monitoring solution, getting it running and ready, and finally moving our customers over to it. In our last post we discussed our need for a replacement monitoring system and our pick for the software stack we were going to […]

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Replacement Server Monitoring – Part 1: Picking a Replacement

13 Mar 2018/4 Comments/in Company/by Gary Rixon

As a company primarily dealing with Linux servers and keeping them online constantly, here at Dogsbody we take a huge interest in the current status of any and all servers we’re responsible for. Having accurate and up to date information allows us to move proactively and remedy potential problems before they became service-impacting for our […]

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Congratulations Jim Carter

27 Feb 2018/0 Comments/in Company/by Claire Christmas

We are very pleased to congratulate Jim Carter on completing his Linux Systems Apprenticeship. Jim now holds… City & Guilds Certificate in IT Systems and Principles City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma in IT Professional Competence We are even more pleased that Jim has chosen to continue his career with Dogsbody Technology as a permanent […]

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The Importance of Backups

13 Feb 2018/1 Comment/in Knowledge Base/by Gary Rixon

Operating systems and applications can be re-installed with relative ease, but personal data is just that, personal. Nobody else (hopefully) has any copies of it, so if you lose it, that’s it, it’s gone forever. For this reason, it’s important to keep backups of your personal data. That being said, backups of reproducible data can […]

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Manual patching vs auto patching

30 Jan 2018/2 Comments/in Knowledge Base/by Rob Hooper

Everyone agrees keeping your software and devices updated is important.  These can be manually or automatically installed.  People assume that automatic is the better option however both have their advantages. I’m Rob, I look after maintenance packages here at Dogsbody Technology. I want to explain the advantages between the two main patching approaches. What to […]

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Google Chrome to Distrust Symantec SSL Certificates

23 Jan 2018/0 Comments/in Security/by Jim Carter

From 15 Mar 2018 Google Chrome will start distrusting Symantec SSL Certificates. What is happening and why? Over the past few years various concerns have been raised regarding Symantec’s process for issuing and revoking SSL certificates.  As a result Google Chrome have announced that they will be distrusting SSL certificates issued by Symantec. It is […]

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