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Case reporting processIn order to help ensure an efficient and fast process for working through cases, please follow the following lines. Client sets priority.- High: urgent task, should be undertaken first (and stop the other tasks in progress)
Client to choose Type- Bug: a behavior which is not working as expected
Client to provides a Title along following linesYou should be as precise and clear as possible when you give a summary (also called title) to the bug report. - Bad title example: Problem in the forum
Client provides a description (Body)1. Provide the page that the issue is located on (copy paste the URL).
MaintenanceOn both UAT and production server, our Sysadmin team will proceed to server maintenance operations on every Sunday evening from 22h to 23h UTC time. It can include to restart some services and servers and so your website can be unavailable for a few minutes. The wonderful story of bugs life (By Alex Gibson)Once upon a time there was a bug. This bug was not a nasty, horrible bug, but rather just an annoying little creature that sometimes made things a little unpleasant. Of course there are nasty horrible bugs that make everything go horribly wrong, but most bugs are little and just a bit annoying. There are also other things that live amongst bugs. Things like questions, feature requests and general tasks. These other things are also important, but they are for another story. This story is about how a bug goes from a being little baby bug into a big, beautiful butterfly. Bugs are little when they are new. They require an eye for detail. When a bug is found its usually hard to find again by someone else unless good instructions are given as to where it is. When someone finds a little bug, they need to make notes, take a photo, make a map and write a clear explanation for others to use. When this is done well, that little bug can be found more easily. Once a bug is found, the information to find it again can be put into a case. This allows the budding bug catcher to use all their wits and skills to track it down. Bug catchers are a special breed. They know a lot about bugs. They are experts in finding them, working out how they live. They will find them put them in a jar and study them closely. They will look at their environment, how they interact with with other bugs. They will look at how they hurt and hinder their environment, but they will also look at what they are doing to make it work. Sometimes, just killing bugs is tempting, but this kind of reckless approach can only lead to other species of bugs breeding. This is why a careful approach is needed. This careful approach is what this story is about. It is about turning the bugs into beautiful butterflies, that everyone can admire. A bug catcher needs clear information to find a bug. She will then need to find the bug and put it in a jar. Then the bug catcher can study the bug. Often the bug catcher will know what that bug is once they can look at it. They know a lot about bugs and they have seen many bugs before. Occasionally they will realise they are looking at a whole new species. This can be exciting for a bug catcher. They will go through a process of cataloging, testing and recording what they find in a case. This is procedure when someone thinks they have found a new bug: The person: * Looks at their requirements and figures out if this is a bug or some other thing.
This is the procedure a bug catcher uses when someone finds a bug and creates a case. The bug catcher: * Uses the information in the case to find the bug for herself.
And when a case is closed the bug transforms magically into a big, beautiful butterfly. And this is the story of a bugs life. Recommendation for production environment- UNIX/Linux environment
- Apache 2.x
<VirtualHost *:80>
- Mysql 5.x
- PHP 5.2.x
- Crontab
root@server ~# crontab -l
- Migration
user@vm:~$ cat .ssh/config
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