Freelance Server Administrator Required for "Odd Jobs"
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Freelance Server Administrator Required for "Odd Jobs"
Hello LinuxQuestions,
I am looking for somebody who is experienced with Virtual Dedicated Servers and Dedicated Servers to be able to provide support and "odd job" services for a couple of operations on a pay as you go basis.
What I am looking for is somebody whom I can get on the phone, email or IM and ask to do a job on the server, such as install a Perl module or two, set up an FTP user and so on.
Ideally you will have an hourly rate and be able to tell us in advance how long each job will probably take and the amount. Although pay-as-you-go is preferred we can look at business share, pre-paid hours, etc.
I am currently working full time bit looking for extra work (wife not working with new baby)
I can do adminstrative work out of normal hours (i currently work 9.30-6pm) and weekends. Most support issues I can also deal with during the same period.
I have 6 years experience with HPUX,Linux,Solaris and AIX. Currently have certifications in
I just wanted to post a quick update that I hope people thinking about posting a job advert will appreciate.
I've had about 6 responses to this advert all from top quality people who know a lot about Linux. I am now in a position where the server I need administering is up-to-date and am waiting for the rest of the business to catch up. It is totally worth posting to this forum, even if it costs a few quid. The quality of the people you will make contact with is second to none ... also that few quid is going to a very good website. I'll certainly be posting back here if I have any Linux related jobs come up again.
As for the people who replied to the ad... You're all great and I will be in touch with each of you shortly. There may be capacity to have multiple administrators on a pay-as-you-go system to ensure good availability of technical help when required, so please do keep sending in those emails.
I am intrested in working with you as a linux admin. I have 2 and half years of experience in linux and webserver administration.Presently working as a senior linux admin. If you are interested you can contact me at mabinpaulose@ymail.com
I am a RHCE certified Linux administrator working full time for a reputed IT company in india. I have six years of experience in Linux (RHEL 3 & 4), 3 years of experience in Tru64, Solaris(both Sparc and INTEL) and AIX. I can spare 4 to six hours a day. I you need a hand in your Unix servers, please ping me.
Hello,
Im a system administrator, working with Redhat linux, Suse Linux, Ubuntu, Slack, AIX, also with applications like Apache, Tomcat, Jboss, MySQL, PHP.
I can spare some hours daily for extra work.
If you're interested please drop me mail at robert@linux-source.org
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