Sysadmin Miniconf
Not currently scheduled.
Presented by
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Simon Lyall
@slyall
http://www.simonlyall.com
Simon Lyall is the 2020 Sysadmin Miniconf organiser. Along with Ewen McNeill he has helped organise the thirteen previous Sysadmin Miniconfs. He has attended linux.conf.au each year since 2004.
Simon is a full time Sysadmin (although they call it DevOps these days) who lives in Auckland, New Zealand and looks after AWS infrastructure and Kubernetes clusters for a large New Zealand company.
Outside of work his hobby is to lose chess games to small children.
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Ewen McNeill
@ewenmcneill
http://www.naos.co.nz/
Ewen works as a consulting sysadmin, network admin and developer, which they find are all now just variations on the same design, development and automation skills applied in different domains. Ewen has been involved directly and indirectly with production system and network operations since the early 1990s, mostly in Internet-related networks and organisations. They have been attending Linux.Conf.Au annually since 2004.
Simon Lyall
@slyall
http://www.simonlyall.com
Ewen McNeill
@ewenmcneill
http://www.naos.co.nz/
Abstract
The Systems Administration Miniconf focuses on professional management of real-world Linux and open source environments, both large and small. The Miniconf aims to include a diverse range of tools and techniques that will help keep your entire environment functioning smoothly, and accomplish more with less effort. An important goal will be to provide talks directly useful to professional Linux administrators.
This is the fourteenth year that the Sysadmin Miniconf has featured at Linux.conf.au. More information, including presentation slides and recordings from previous years, is available on the Sysadmin Miniconf website
The Systems Administration Miniconf focuses on professional management of real-world Linux and open source environments, both large and small. The Miniconf aims to include a diverse range of tools and techniques that will help keep your entire environment functioning smoothly, and accomplish more with less effort. An important goal will be to provide talks directly useful to professional Linux administrators. This is the fourteenth year that the Sysadmin Miniconf has featured at Linux.conf.au. More information, including presentation slides and recordings from previous years, is available on the Sysadmin Miniconf website