GosLinux from the Federal Court Bailiff Service
According to CNews , the Federal Court Bailiff Service received a certificate from the FSTEC for the technology platform and the Linux distribution, and may soon begin their large-scale implementation.
Details about the system developed on the basis of CentOS 6.4 will be published soon on the website of the FSSP . A certified form is also being prepared for placement.
GosLinux is a standard Linux distribution kit specially created according to the requirements of the FSSP with built-in information protection tools, and delivered in versions for workstations and servers.
The developer of the distribution was Red Soft, which won in March 2013 in the competition for the revision, implementation and maintenance of the AIS FSSP subsystems. The amount of the state contract amounted to 118.15 million rubles.
The Automated Information System (AIS) is also built on open source components: it uses the Apache Tomcat application server and the Red Database DBMS, also developed by Red Soft (according to the company's own statement, based on the free FirebirdSQL DBMS).
The article also states that the FSSP is one of the hottest supporters of free software among the state authorities of Russia.
So, in 2009, the implementation of the OpenOffice office suite, which was installed on 47 thousand PCs, began in the central office and territorial bodies of the Federal Service for Labor and Social Development.
Details about the system developed on the basis of CentOS 6.4 will be published soon on the website of the FSSP . A certified form is also being prepared for placement.
GosLinux is a standard Linux distribution kit specially created according to the requirements of the FSSP with built-in information protection tools, and delivered in versions for workstations and servers.
The developer of the distribution was Red Soft, which won in March 2013 in the competition for the revision, implementation and maintenance of the AIS FSSP subsystems. The amount of the state contract amounted to 118.15 million rubles.
The Automated Information System (AIS) is also built on open source components: it uses the Apache Tomcat application server and the Red Database DBMS, also developed by Red Soft (according to the company's own statement, based on the free FirebirdSQL DBMS).
The article also states that the FSSP is one of the hottest supporters of free software among the state authorities of Russia.
So, in 2009, the implementation of the OpenOffice office suite, which was installed on 47 thousand PCs, began in the central office and territorial bodies of the Federal Service for Labor and Social Development.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/218329/
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