Source: kimberlite
Section: unknown
Priority: optional
Maintainer: Jeff Moyer <moyer@missioncriticallinux.com>
Standards-Version: 3.0.1

Package: kimberlite
Architecture: any
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
Description: Kimberlite Clustering Package
 Kimberlite is a complete framework providing high availability for application
 services on Linux.  The key features of the architecture include the
 following:
 .
 - A complete high-availability service infrastructure prevents you from having
   to assemble an infrastructure from disparate components.
 .
 - An extensible service-configuration framework enables you to easily
   integrate a wide variety of applications.
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 - An exceptional data integrity guarantee differentiates the software from
   other contemporary offerings from the Linux community.  Because of this
   guarantee, a Kimberlite cluster provides a solid foundation for
   highly-available data services, such as network-exported databases and
   NFS file systems, and is ideal as the data tier for dynamic web content.
 .
 - Services fail over automatically when problems occur, without requiring
   manual intervention by system administrators.
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 - A command line user interface and a web-based graphical user interface
   enable you to monitor and manage the cluster.
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 - A cluster utilizes commodity hardware and storage options, such as SCSI and
   FibreChannel.

Package: kimberlite-doc
Architecture: all
Description: Documentation for kimberlite
 Man pages and specifications for kimberlite clustering.
