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I used Xen on CentOS for a bit and it was pretty straight forward. Currently I am trying out kvm (I liked the ease of what I read on it's live migration to other servers that run different processors-(*but have not tried that yet), also liked it b...
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Profile Information
- Occupation:
- Computer Hardware Engineer, Database Administrator, Database Developer, IT Technical Support/Help Desk, Network/Systems Administrator, Software Developer, Web Developer
- Company:
- Sagem Morpho
- Areas of Interest (Robotics, Software Architecture, Green Energy, Web 2.0, etc.):
- Music, Nanotechnology , Literature, Software, Genetics, Whiskey, Biology, Chemistry, Transhumanism
- Software Language Proficiencies / Interests:
- ASP, C, C++, HTML, Java, Javascript, JSP, Perl, Python, SQL, XML
- About Me:
- I have been a Maintenance Programmer, Application Developer, Database Administrator, and SysAdmin in a wide variety of industries. Working with a wide variety of programming languages and databases I've done client/server, batch, gui, and web applications progamming as well as plenty automating of maintenance tasks. The databases used were Informix(4GL),Oracle (pl/sql), Sybase,MS-SQL Server,Filepro, Revelation on a variety of windows/unix platforms from midrange PC's to high end HP, IBM, Sequent, Sun server machines.
Never content to sit and take it easy but always thirsty to learn,advance, and have fun.
Comment Wall (1 comment)
- At 6:16pm on February 12, 2009,
Mika Leuck said…
- E komo mai omgparticle! I like that you listed "Whiskey" between "Genetics" and "Biology" in your areas of interest :-)
The FAQ is a good place to learn about the site. You may want to join some of the interest groups such as Java Developers and DB Admins & Developers.
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