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vortex_panda
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Comment #19703409
I'm aware of the "lift and shift" mentality that some people have. I know several people who work at another company that decided to just uplift their on-prem VM-based software sta…
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Comment #19703387
"A sysadmin doesn’t want to automate his job and let the cloud provider manage what they can manage" There may be some people like that, but I never said that I didn't want to auto…
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Comment #19700101
Thanks. I have thought about something like that, but I wouldn’t know what to write or blog.
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Comment #19697194
I was wondering about that. Every time I looked at AWS pricing, it seemed insanely expensive for the people that just forklifted their on-prem services into the cloud without re-ar…
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Comment #19697147
"google for a while and then call the vendor" This is unfortunately how most of our organization works. For certain types of things, we're actually required to do this due to regul…
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Comment #19697123
I'm not sure why it's as difficult as it is for me. I'm sure there are people for whom it's not as much of a herculean task.
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Comment #19697106
"Okay, first off, being a sysadmin or an ops person is important!" This is the first time that I have heard or read anyone say this in years. Thanks
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Comment #19697084
I do enjoy automating infrastructure. I guess I feel somewhat obligated to dive into the development side due to the industry trends and the constant "Anyone can code", "Coding boo…
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Comment #19697074
Thanks I think that some of my issues possibly stem from a combination of my previous job being a hostile work environment as well as repeatedly being told by other coworkers (and …
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Comment #19697060
I have been wanting to try out things like AWS and containers and such, but I haven't had the chance yet. I think part of it is that I haven't had the chance in a work setting to c…
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Comment #19697053
Thanks, this is good to know.
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Comment #19697048
Thanks for the response. As far as debugging other people's work, I do that a fair bit within our configuration management system. I also write "fresh" config management states (we…
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Ask HN: Why do I exist as a sysadmin?
I am currently a Linux administrator at a state university in the US. I do the standard variety of administrative things that one would expect: provision servers and VMs, manage st…