Which Linux distributions do you support?
The vast majority of our clients are running one or more of:
- Red Hat
- Debian
- Ubuntu
We will support other distributions – please contact us.
Do you support Amazon Web Services (AWS)?
Yes, we do.
What’s covered by the support contract?
Please see the Support Packages page.
Must I have all servers on the same level of support?
No, you can put each server on the support level that’s right for that server.
How long do I have to sign up for?
There’s no minimum term, but we do ask that if you terminate your support contract, you give 30 days’ notice to end at the end of a calendar month.
What's the response time?
Typically within an hour. However, if you need a guaranteed response time, please consider our Business Support or Premier Support.
Do you support Windows?
No. However, we do have partnerships with reputable specialist Windows support companies, and we can offer you a “one stop” support service for both Linux and Windows that is backed by one of those companies.
What about backups?
Yes, we have a variety of backup solutions to meet different needs.
How can I get in touch?
Call us on 01600 483 484 or email us at info@tiger-computing.co.uk
Can you provide references?
Yes, and we’ll try hard to match your industry with an existing client or two for you to talk to. You may like to read what our clients say about us.
Where's all the marketing hype?
We prefer straight answers to straight questions, but if we must: Tiger Computing offers a rich user support experience to enterprises harnessing the power of the Open Source paradigm.
I have another question...
Please contact us by email or call 01600 483 484 and we’ll do our best to answer your question.
– Dr Jolyon Holdstock, Director of Computational Biology at Oxford Gene TechnologyWe have been working with Tiger Computing Ltd since 2009. During this time, Tiger have been invaluable in providing sensible and practical advice as we have expanded. This has been coupled with a high level of support, sometimes at very short notice, ensuring the uninterrupted availability of our business critical systems.
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