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The platform is designed for companies that use both products or are considering this option.

Astra Group and 1C have announced the launch of sales of the specialized operating system "Astra Linux Server 1C" for "1C:Enterprise 8". Key features include built-in protection mechanisms for virtualization tools and DBMS, functionality for controlling removable media and access control systems: discretionary or role-based. The OS supports "kiosk" mode, and it is possible to strictly limit the range of applications and settings available to users.

Customers are offered two licensing options: for physical servers (in this case, the total cost depends on the number of sockets) and for virtual environments. The company emphasized:

It is important to note that "Astra Linux Server 1C" can be purchased separately from licenses for "1C:Enterprise 8", but their availability is a prerequisite for legal use. Updates are provided every 12 months.

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