[TriLUG] Need co-lo advice and part-time help.

[Jon Carnes]

#1 - Peak10.  Our Phone servers have been running continuously out of
Peak10 for over three years now. The site is robust and growing, plus
they have all that you could ask for in a hosted server environment: 
  - 2 weeks worth of UPSed power backup, 
  - On-site high-speed data backup/recovery, 
  - Remote hands on assistance,
  - BioMetric (finger print) entry points,
  - Redundant internet connectivity, etc...

#2 - Look no further than Cerient.net. Top notch guys with excellent
pedigrees in OpenSource environments! 

Jon Carnes
FeatureTel


On Sat, 2006-01-21 at 14:04, Andy Hunt wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm looking for some local co-location recommendations, and possibly  
> some part-time help.
> 
> 1) Local (RTP area) co-location or dedicated server hosting  
> facilities.  I'd not as concerned with price as I am with quality: I  
> want a place that rocks.  Dead solid uptime, easy to work with.
> 
> 2) A part-time system administrator.  Depending on how #1 pans out, I  
> may need someone to install and maintain a couple of server boxes.   
> Set up email (smtp and imap, plus a webmail server), mysql, apache,  
> lighthttpd, that sort of thing.  Keep on top of security and critical  
> OS and app patches and be on call if the server goes belly-up (we'd  
> like to talk about failover to backup boxes as well).
> 
> Suggestions for #1 you can either email to me directly or post here,  
> for #2, please send me your resume, availability, and fee structure  
> to andy at pragmaticbookshelf.com
> 
> Thanks so much,
> 
> /\ndy
> 
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