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# TLRD Version
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## At Install
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Setup Email Alerts
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Setup SMS Alerts
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Setup Server Preferences
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General
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Time Zone
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Clear faults on agents that haven't checked in after (days)
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Setup Automation Manager
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Default Profile for workstations
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## Every 75 days
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OS updates
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reboot
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Backup
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TRMM Update
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## Biannually
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- Docker is more complicated in concept: has volumes and images
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- If you're running multiple apps it uses less resources in the long run because you only have one OS base files underlying many Containers/Apps
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- Backup/restore is by via Docker methods only
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- Backup/restore is via Docker methods only
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- Docker has container replication/mirroring options for redundancy/multiple servers
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