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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Need advice for my career growth being solaris/linux admin Post 302927042 by SolarisLinux123 on Sunday 30th of November 2014 06:47:16 AM
Old 11-30-2014
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Swathe thanks for reply.I am working as server admin on solaris/Linux.Like server upgrade by applying patches and veritas volume manager and veritas cluster issues trouble shooting(performnce/filesystem/hardware replacements).I worked on incidents and changes and providing RCA to customers entirely OS dependent and multiple hardware SPARC platfroms(M-series and T-series).And also on virtualization (zones/ldoms/linux vmware).

Please now advice me the next move is it EMC SAN storage or vmware or any other cloud technology for my career/salary growth.

Sorry for the brief description about my work.Thanks in advance.
 

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