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I am bringing a site online within the next month that is specifically for
linux administrators. This will range from folks running web farms to the
average (if you can them average) administrators.
I could use someone who knows web farms pretty well who would like to
assist in the content.. I'm also looking for other information from all
admins covering LVS/HA to generic setups.
If you'd like to talk about this let me know. We seem to have a lack of
centralized locations for admins which is one of the main reasons for this
site.
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David D.W. Downey RHCE, UNIX/Linux/Win 9x Administrator
Linux Systems Administrator Member OSWG, LPI, SAGE, HTML Writers Guild
QIXO, Inc. Certified Internet Security Specialist
http://www.QIXO.com W: (408) 514-6400 F: (408) 516-9090
On 16 Jul 2000, Brian Edmonds wrote:
> Through various previous hats I'm subscribed to lists where technical
> subareas of systems administration can be discussed in a largely
> platform-neutral space. Mailing list administration, newsgroup
> moderation and news server administration being three immediate examples
> that come to mind.
>
> Is there such a list for web site administrators? I don't mean a list
> or newsgroup on web server software, but something more general
> including topics like capacity analysis and planning, site monitoring,
> choosing colo providers, peering (bgp) issues, load balancing, selecting
> and upgrading server/network hardware, etc. Something a bit more
> serious and advanced than the average "I run apache on my Linux box at
> home" admin is going to be dealing with.
>
> Brian.
>
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