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Here are some companies that are working together with OpenVZ project in one or another way. Feel free to add your company profile here (in alphabetical order).

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Computer Tyme

Computer Tyme is using OpenVZ for their spam filtering service Junk Email Filter dot com. They are active proponents of OpenVZ; Marc Perkel worked at the OpenVZ booth during LinuxWorld Expo 2007.

Fry-IT Ltd

Fry-IT Ltd is a London based web, mobile and hosting consultancy and among the services we provide are system solutions involving Clustering, Load Balancing and High Availability, with OpenVZ as the virtualization technology of choice.

An example of our consulting work is the OpenVZ cluster powering 6 applications at MOD Defence Academy in the UK, the public website being one of the applications. To our clients, hosted with us or running their own infrastructure, we provide a complete solution from custom OpenVZ scripts, a container resource limits management web application to thorough documentation of system management procedures.

LastSpam

LastSpam offers managed e-mail security services (anti-spam and anti-virus/bad content) and uses OpenVZ to deliver excellent service and support to its customers. Ugo Bellavance, LastSpam's head server architect and manager is an active member of the OpenVZ community: helping on the forum, making suggestions, and submitting patches.

netVOICE communications

netVOICE communications is an Internet Telephony Service Provider (ITSP) that uses OpenVZ as the basis for their Virtual Private Asterisk Server (VPAS) offering. They also offer consulting on running Asterisk (the leading Open Source telephony platform) on OpenVZ. netVOICE is a Digium Approved Reseller and has a Digium Certified Asterisk Professional (dCAP) on staff.

Openwall

At Openwall, we develop our own Open Source software with a focus on security, including Openwall GNU/*/Linux (or Owl for short), a security-enhanced server platform. Our professional services include remote installation (you boot off CD, we do the rest) and maintenance (systems and security administration) of OpenVZ-enabled servers and mini-networks of such servers. We typically use the OpenVZ kernel, the Owl userland for the host system, and arbitrary Linux distributions for the containeres (most often that's Owl as well - with additional software to meet your needs). We readily have software solutions for provision of advanced LAMP hosting with cross virtual host security separation within each container (that is, not only the containeres are separated due to OpenVZ, but also virtual hosts within containeres are separated at the OS level), multi-server backups (incremental, remote, encrypted, integrity-checked), monitoring (many custom Nagios sensors, including for things such as backups, filesystem errors, RAID status, etc.), and more.

Proxmox

Proxmox is using OpenVZ for their spam filtering appliance (see Proxmox Mail Gateway in container). Proxmox is also the author of vzdump utility.

Solutions First

Solutions First is a Linux and Open Source infrastructure specialist company. Amongst many other FOSS products, we sell and support OpenVZ for our customers. We are happy to provide support of OpenVZ any Asia-Pacific customers. We have experience in generic container hosting environments, templated applications, HA clusters and much more OpenVZ specific applications.

SpiderTools.com

SpiderTools provides training for OpenVZ servers. Students work on live servers to gain skills on how to implement OpenVZ. 20% of all sales go back to OpenVZ for development. Students will get 6 weeks of live instruction and support.

Thomas-Krenn.AG

Thomas-Krenn.AG is a server specialist, selling server systems and solutions. One of the solution products is a pre-installed cluster system, built with Virtuozzo. They published how to build such a cluster with OpenVZ at HA cluster with DRBD and Heartbeat.

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