Ask HN: Best learning resources for System administration
Hello, I've been developing webs over shared hosts, and both desktop and phone apps, but I never had to configure or take care of a server.
Let's say I've been working for almost 3 years in which i have developed fully on my own Android, Java Swing, Php, AngularJS, C and managed an apache server with FTP access and virtual domains.
I know half of the people I went Uni with would cry and weep at the prospect of doing my job, but still, there's nobody to say that I'm senior.
Maybe the person applying just doesn'ty know he's Senior, after all there's no Standard.
Maybe he's just unemployed and feeling the dread of poverty.
Maybe he has a shitty job and just wants to flee or get better opportunities of improvement.
Work in the last CS project until 07:00
Shower, breakfast, clean up after myself, leaving home at 08:15
Get to work at 09:00, go into jungle mode until 14:00
Drive to father's place, eat in under 5 minutes, go back to work to be there at 15:00
Work until 18:00, pick up the girlfriend, get home at 19:00
Do house maintenance, cook, eat, watch something over popcorn time.
Go to sleep between 22:00 and 23:00
Repeat until I get fired or I finish the CS project.
If your job leaves you depleted, and when you arrive home you're like a husk of a human being you can't expect to do something like this.
Take into account that great developers like John live in a place where they can grow, you can't copy what they do and expect to have the same great results in a not so great environment.
Hello, I've been developing webs over shared hosts, and both desktop and phone apps, but I never had to configure or take care of a server.
Hogwarts?