LOPSA-NJ is an organization for system administrators in New Jersey formed to facilitate information exchange pertaining to the field of system administration.
New Jersey
Joined September 2011
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New post: Diagnosing Multi-Vendor Network Issues with an Introduction to R for System & Network Administrators lopsanj.org/archives/2016/01…
Post Edited: Transactional System Administration is killing us and must be stopped lopsanj.org/archives/2015/09…
New post: Transactional System Administration is killing us and must be stopped lopsanj.org/archives/2015/09…
Post Edited: LOPSA-NJ Meeting April 2nd, 2015 – Systems Log Aggregation using ElasticSearch/LogStash/Kibana bit.ly/1w9nru2
New post: LOPSA-NJ Meeting May 7, 2015 – "Safer Puppet" in 4 quick demos lopsanj.org/archives/2015/04…
Post Edited: LOPSA-NJ Meeting April 2nd, 2015 – Systems Log Aggregation using ElasticSearch/LogStash/Kibana bit.ly/1w9nru2
LOPSA-NJ Meeting April 2nd, 2015 – Systems Log Aggregation using ElasticSearch/LogStash/Kibana Topic: Systems Log bit.ly/1w9nru2
Post Edited: LOPSA-NJ Meeting March 5, 2015 - Systems Log Aggregation using ElasticSearch/LogStash/Kibana bit.ly/1LadkXn
Post Edited: LOPSA-NJ Meeting December 4, 2014 – Intro to Chocolatey: A Windows Package Manager and Cake bit.ly/1z6omIz
Post Edited: LOPSA-NJ Meeting December 4, 2014 – Intro to Chocolatey: A Windows Package Manager bit.ly/1z6omIz
Post Edited: LOPSA-NJ Meeting September 4, 2014 – Radical ideas from The Practice of Cloud Computing bit.ly/1sUrLI9
LOPSA-NJ Meeting October 2, 2014 – The Stack Exchange Infrastructure: How We Scale Our Windows Based Stack at t bit.ly/1rkSxdz
Post Edited: LOPSA-NJ Meeting September 4, 2014 – Radical ideas from The Practice of Cloud Computing bit.ly/1sUrLI9
Post Edited: LOPSA-NJ Meeting June 5, 2014 – Enterprise monitoring using Zabbix bit.ly/1l370Vp
LOPSA-NJ Meeting June 5, 2014 – Enterprise monitoring using Zabbix Topic: Enterprise monitoring bit.ly/1l370Vp
Post Edited: March 6th - Parallelized Log Processing and the Effect of Data Center Packet Loss on Storage Performance bit.ly/1jfTY6w