Date: Wednesday, September 11, 2002
Time: 7:00-9:00 PM
Location: MIT
Building E51, Room 149
Corner of Amherst & Wadsworth Streets
Cambridge, MA
Schedule: 7:00-7:30 Introductions/Resume Sharing/Job Openings
7:30-9:00 Speaker's presentation and discussion
9:00-?? Adjourn to local eating/drinking establishment
Coordinator: Adam Moskowitz
Speaker: Adam Moskowitz
Topic: "What You Need to Learn to Become a Senior Sysadmin"
(or, "How to Get From Here to Where?")
Description:
This talk will cover broad topics like how and why you need to understand
the Unix kernel in order to be a good, senior administrator. Specific
technologies (like DNS and Sendmail) will be mentioned, but the focus is
on theory, background, and general knowledge.
If you're a junior or mid-level sysadmin, come learn what one "geezer
sysadmin" thinks you ought to learn; if you're a senior sysadmin, come
and voice your opinion on the speaker's choices of topics and technologies.
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