[Charlug] What are you?

[Jason Edgecombe]

Leam Hall wrote:
> Informal poll at the March meeting: "Are you a systems person, a 
> programmer, or something else?"
>
> Came out to be 5-3 Systems vs programmers with a lot of enterprise 
> level experience. There's nothing wrong with being either, both, or 
> something totally different but it might be nice to see what sort of 
> talent we have in the group.
>
> So let's continue the poll. Would you describe yourself as a systems 
> person, a programmer, or something else? The latter might include DBA, 
> project manager, recruiter, or something else entirely.
>
> For the record I'm a systems guy and wannabe programmer in Python, 
> PHP, C, and shell.  :)
I'm a combo sysadmin and programmer. My primary job is system 
admin/architect for Linux, Solaris, Kerberos, and OpenAFS.

In my previous job, I was a tech support guy who did web programming and 
some sys admin stuff. In my current job, I'm a sysadmin who does some 
programming and recently, I've been drafted to do joomla stuff.

I've written many man pages for the OpenAFS project, and I gave a 
presentation on the Nokia Internet Tablets at last year's Kerberos & 
OpenAFS Best Practices workshop


Jason