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Support
Webtide's professional support allow rapid and proactive help for keeping your development and production systems in top shape. Subscriptions allow topics to be discussed securely and confidentially through our easy to use systems. This helps companies wanting to keep private their infrastructure, or software companies needing to discuss particular issues around end customer implementations:

secure, private support communications with the jetty experts

Development Advice
The Developer Support contract provides responsive support by senior jetty developers to your development team. We will respond with advice and recommendations within a guaranteed time frame. Inquires are unlimited. *Questions such as "How do I...," "Why does Jetty respond in ways x,y,z..." "In your experience, which of the following ways is best for production...?" *The contract also provides facilities for enhancements either to Jetty or to your application at a pre-approved hourly rate. This contract is available with current, older and customised versions of Jetty or Hightide and its bundled components.

Production Support
The Production Support contract offers a proactive approach to maintaining the quality and integrity of your production deployments. We will notify you of the availability of important fixes to help you ensure your systems are protected. In addition, we will diagnose and triage issues arising in production to help you rapidly pinpoint the root cause. The contract also offers facilities for review, optimization or customisation of your applications at a pre-approved hourly rate. This contract can be used with any version of Jetty or Hightide and its bundled components.

OEM Support
Our OEM Support contracts are for clients who ship products containing Jetty. It offers the same feature set as our Production Support contract with the additional benefit that our support extends to diagnosing end-user issues.


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