Canonical, the publisher of Ubuntu, has created an Ubuntu Pro Private Offer for AT&T on Azure to provide custom images carefully optimised to work at scale for your service delivery architectures and IT workloads that will be moving to the public cloud.
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Imagine a world where each of your Ubuntu workloads in the public cloud is secure and supported. AT&T's Private Offer for Ubuntu Pro on Azure includes security updates and compliance services for your development and production workloads. AT&T's Private Offer Ubuntu Pro is enabled by default with 24x7 live Canonical Support aligned with AT&T SLAs.
The table below shows the methods for reporting cases, the level of response from Canonical to the case report and the effort period that will be used to resolve the case.
| Severity Level | Effort Period | Response Method | Initial Response Time | Subsequent Response Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | 365 days, 24 x 7 | Online Ticketing and Phone Support | 45 minutes | 2 hours |
| Level 2 | 9am-7pm US Central Time Excluding weekends and US Federal Holidays | Online Ticketing and Phone Support | 2 hours | 6 hours |
| Level 3 | 9am-7pm US Central Time Excluding weekends and US Federal Holidays | Online Ticketing and Phone Support | 6 hours | 18 hours |
| Level 4 | 9am-7pm US Central Time Excluding weekends and US Federal Holidays | Online Ticketing and Phone Support | 9 hours | When progress has been made |
Upon receipt of a case report, a Canonical support engineer will commence efforts to verify the case and confirm the severity level (initially set by AT&T). Canonical will work with AT&T to assess the urgency of a case and to confirm the appropriate severity level. Canonical support engineers will respond within the response time for the applicable severity level listed above . Canonical's support engineers will work on diagnosing and resolving the case during the effort period for the applicable severity level. Please refer to the table above for more information on Support Severity Levels and response definitions.
Over 30,000 supported packages are available in Ubuntu - including thousands of open-source applications - and securely patched with Ubuntu Pro. Some of these key open-source apps that receive security patches include Apache, Kafka, MongoDB, RabbitMQ, Redis and NodeJS and key language ecosystems including Java, Python, Ruby and Javascript/Node.js.
Critical patches delivered automatically for up to 10 years. Key security updates, including Kernel Livepatch, seamlessly applied to increase uptime and avoid the need for unscheduled reboots. FIPS 140-2 and CC-EAL certifications and systems management at scale to ensure continued security and compliance.
Up-to-date access to open source with the flexibility to fit your infrastructure, with consumption-based managed service options.