Our hosted software development applications
allow you and your Internet workgroup or technical team to share
and manage project data seamlessly, regardless of where each team
member is physically located.
Tracking source code changes? Choose Subversion
hosting or CVS hosting. Managing product defects and enhancement
requests? Trac hosting or Bugzilla hosting is the solution for you. Or mix and
match Bugzilla with Subversion or CVS and other add-on features
for a complete development environment.
Solution |
Description of Hosted Application |
Subversion Hosting |
The open source community’s next generation
version control solution. Combines time-tested user practices
with advanced features and architecture. Learn
more… |
Trac Hosting |
A popular issue tracking and wiki tool that integrates with Subversion and complements its features for a complete project management solution. Learn
more… |
CVS Hosting |
World’s most widely-used open-source
version control system. Learn more… |
Bugzilla Hosting |
A defect tracking system that allows development
teams to efficiently track outstanding software bugs. Learn
more… |
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What You Get
Repository Management We
centrally manage your repository, which is based on popular
open source tools and a proven virtual server-based infrastructure.
Fast and Easy Set-Up In many cases, development teams can
be up and running in under a day.
Your Choice of Client Software You access your repository
with a Web browser or the specialized client of your choice.
Customization Options Get enhanced functionality through add-ons
such as WebSVN, CVSWeb, and Web Calendar. Special
infrastructure requirements? We’ve got you covered.
Web-based User Admin Tool We provide centralized administration
of user accounts across all hosted applications.
Security Sensitive information is transmitted through a secure
SSL-encrypted tunnel from your site to your repository.
Maintenance and Backups We keep your repository up and running
smoothly. Your data is kept safe with hourly, encrypted backups
to a physically remote location from the primary servers.
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