Redmine

About Redmine Stack

Redmine has stuck around as a project management tool for a specific reason: it handles multiple concurrent projects, sub-projects, and issue tracking without forcing every team into the same rigid workflow. Intuz’s Redmine AMI puts the Rails-based platform on Amazon EC2 with Apache, MySQL, Ruby, PHP, phpMyAdmin, and Webmin pre-installed, so issue tracking, access control, and document storage are ready without a manual Rails deployment.

Because Redmine is cross-functional and cross-database by design, being built on Ruby on Rails gives it a flexibility that some purpose-built project trackers don’t have, teams can configure workflows, notification rules, and access permissions to match how they actually work rather than adapting their process to the tool.

The bundled phpMyAdmin and Webmin mean your team can manage the MySQL backend and general server administration without a separate toolset, and the included snapshot, update, and webmin management scripts keep the operational side maintained without manual intervention.

For teams tracking bugs across multiple projects at once, which is Redmine’s core strength, the ability to see workload and status across an entire portfolio from one instance is usually the deciding factor over a single-project tool.

If your team prefers a visual, card-based workflow over Redmine’s more structured ticket system, the Wekan AMI is the better fit, a Trello-style Kanban board that suits teams who think in boards and cards rather than tickets and workflows.

Key Features of Redmine

• Redmine is a free and open source tool
• Written using Ruby on Rails framework –which is cross-functional and cross-database
• It is used for web-based project management and issue tracking
• AMI is integrated with phpmyadmin, webmin and scripts for Snapshot, Update and Webmin management.

Redmine Paid Stack

Intuz Redmine stack has apache, mysql, ruby, php, phpmyadmin, webmin, redmine and scripts to manage and maintain project management web application.