This course covers all the basics of performance analysis and troubleshooting. It is not OS-specific so it applies to Windows or Unix (or Unix-like) servers. Very little knowledge required as a prerequisite, but a lot the course contains a lot of content. It can be relevant to anyone who is looking for a way to know how to troubleshoot and solve performance problems.
From Theory to Practical
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In this course will be going over Uber and Lyft and some of the techniques I use to succeed on both platforms.
I have done most of my studies in e-commerce, but started using Linux a long time ago (Red Hat 5.2 - not RHEL 5.2!). I got Linux training from Savoir-Faire-Linux at age 20, and became RHCE on RHEL6 in 2011. I've been a consultant in the past, but I'm now an employee for a provincial government agency for which I manage the infrastructure (servers, workstations, network, security, virtualization, SAN/NAS, PBX). I'm a big fan of open source software and its underlying philosophy. I have worked with Windows, Debian, Ubuntu, SUSE, but what I know best is RHEL-based distributions. I'm known for my contributions to the MailScanner project book), but also contributed to different open source projects such as Mondo Rescue, OTRS, SpamAssassin, pfSense, and a few others.
I have been a snowboard and a telemark ski instructor for 8 years in the past, and I have always liked teaching.
My mother tongue is French, but I also speak English, and a tiny bit of Spanish.
