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Over 4 years ago
Answered a question: When evaluating backup and recovery software, what aspect do you think is the most important to look for?
It s really "Recovery" software, not "Backup" software. So it is the recovery features that are paramount
Recovery considerations:
o What type of data do you need to easily recover:
- Single files from Vmware images
- Entire Vmware systems
- Needed OS…
Over 5 years ago
Contributed a review of Dell Avamar: Stability has improved since we first started using it, but it still has a ways to go and could also benefit from a web-based UI
Over 5 years ago
Answered a question: When evaluating Open Source Databases, what aspect do you think is the most important to look for?
Deleted, posted answer to the wrong question. My apologies for the noise.
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I am currently a Lead systems Engineer serving Tucson Medical Center in Tucson Arizona. I lead a team of 4 engineers that focus on : AIX, Oracle, Intersystems Cache, PeopleSoft, SAN Storage, Epic EMR and Interfaces (Cloverleaf). In all cases except Cloverleaf I did the job that is being done by my team and have mentored them into becoming the best in their field. I am an engineer, a leader, innovator and mentor.
Specialties: Mentoring, Perl Programming, PHP Programming, AIX Administration, Linux Administration, Oracle, MySql, Intersystems Cache, Epic EMR, EMC SAN administration, NetApp SAN and filer Administration, Replication technologies: RecoverPoint, SnapMirror and Virtualization: VMWare ESXi, IBM VIOS, Power6, Power7 and Power8.
While I am very, very good at technology, the things I am most proud of are not technical. I lead people to become successful. Above all, this is what I enjoy the most.
