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The DMSU | The purpose of DMSU work is twofold: to find solution to middleware-related problems | ||
problems which ''do not'' require changes | |||
in code, documentation, ... (whatever is released by the TP), | |||
and to provide thorough analysis, yielding well-specified bug report | |||
otherwise. | |||
DMSU also carries sufficient expertise to provide emergency fixes to middleware | |||
problems in the unlikely case the TP fails to deliver, for whatever reason. | |||
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Revision as of 16:26, 19 March 2012
Technology | Software Component Delivery | Software Provisioning | UMD Middleware | Cloud Middleware Distribution | Containers Distribution | Technology Glossary |
DMSU | | Interactions | | Ticket priorities | | Ticked followup | | Documentation | | Internals | | Glossary |
The purpose of DMSU work is twofold: to find solution to middleware-related problems
problems which do not require changes
in code, documentation, ... (whatever is released by the TP),
and to provide thorough analysis, yielding well-specified bug report
otherwise.
DMSU also carries sufficient expertise to provide emergency fixes to middleware problems in the unlikely case the TP fails to deliver, for whatever reason.