Hello Everyone!<br><br>We are a local Boston funded startup and we are
looking for a serious SysAdmin who loves linux! We are a bunch of
young MIT guys looking for someone who can tell us what to do with our
servers! We currently implement an interesting combination of
Memcached, mysql, mod_perl, mod_php, along with all sorts of in office
systems (wikis, exchange servers, crms, deployment systems, etc) on
RHEL4.
<br><br>We have a production environment at Rackspace that supports a
2.5 million user facebook application, along with 200,000 active
software users (lots of db comm). We also have several in house
servers in our boston office (btw, our office is a lot of fun and
really convenient being right next to South Station)
<br><br>REQUIREMENTS:<br>3-5 years of experience in administering a linux OS in a production environment<br>Configuring and deploying MySQL database server software<br>Enterprise and/or web content management systems is a plus
<br>Monitoring logs and system activity of Unix or Linux servers<br>Experience with deployment and update scripts<br>Experience with automating system administration tasks with shell scripting, perl, or python<br>Experience with configuration management systems is a plus
<br>Experience with server virtualization technology, in particular VMware<br><br>Salary will be based on experience.<br><br>Thanks!<br><br>PS sorry for the people who got this on the main list!<br clear="all"><br>-- <br>
Justin A. Holland<br>FreeCause, COO<br>107 South Street | Suite 5C<br>Boston, MA 02111<br>P: 617.292.0200 | F: 617.292.0218<br><br><a href="http://www.freecause.com">www.freecause.com</a><br>Your Cause, Our Commitment.<br>
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