KARL is an open source, web-based product for collaboration, organizational intranets and knowledge management...

Six Feet Up is firmly entrenched in Open Source. We focus on a product called Plone, and at least once a month our developers donate their time to contribute bug fixes back to the Plone Community. We use several open source products such as FreeBSD on our servers, the nginx web server, Varnish, and Pound. I am a Unix Administrator and not much of a programmer at all, so I've never really felt part of that Community; that is, until the last few weeks...

We recently migrated all of our KARL Hosted Clients to a new infrastructure. Six Feet Up is the exclusive provider of hosting services for KARL, a knowledge management solution. Previously, we provided each of our KARL clients with a separately-managed Xen (a virtual server) to host their KARL Application...

One of my many functions as the KARL Champion at Six Feet Up is to release updates for our KARL customers such as OSF and Oxfam Great Britain. We release copies of KARL software for each customer in both a testing and production environment. During the KARL migration, from Xens to a combined KARL Hosting Infrastructure, we spent some time addressing some concerns with how we deploy new updates...

As the Six Feet Up KARL Champion, I plan to create blog entries to help new and potential KARL customers understand its dynamic functionality. Six Feet Up is the exclusive provider for KARL hosting. When new users begin with KARL, many ask questions about Groups and Permissions. Here's a high-level overview of permissions: what they do and how to assign them...

One of the most recent solutions offered by Six Feet Up is hosting for KARL. KARL is a Knowledge Management system created by OSF with Six Feet Up as the exclusive provider of hosting...

Ning has gotten a lot of attention for its social network management abilities that are relatively inexpensive. KARL is an open source web product for highly collaborative intranets and knowledge management...