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yep...wrapped the first word onto 2 lines giving it that appearance.

Considering this was written 8 years ago and jkump didn't see anything I am going to assume they didn't happen.

You know what is funny is that the cloud existed back in the 70's and 80's...it was called managed services. You didn't own the data center and hardware. You might own some of the software. You paid for time on their equipment. If you were a large enough account or had your deal structured a certain way you had your own…

Getting your kids to understand that is challenging. One day they will get it..

What is your forecast time period for this ? Does it account for time required to "keep the lights on" as well as new requests to bolster existing monitoring (new servers, new apps, etc.) in addition to the migration efforts ? This is one of the big things most companies don't factor in and then gripe about why is it…

That would be a requirement....especially if the other teams have monitors and alerts you have built for them. I had set up a series of separate bi-weekly meeting with various teams just for that sort of exchange of information. What are their pain points, what can we do to help, what is changing or heading out way,…

Just think of the virtual vacations you could have......or did you ?

punctuation ?

Welcome to all the new members !! It is good to see new faces in here to go with the others.

Congrats to graham@childe.org.uk​ !

Firewalls are just one layer of security. You need many layers....but each one is important.

having backout or interim income opportunities helps a bit. Self repairing servers, data centers, etc. Autonomous computers, in the end, it still runs on hardware and at this point still takes a person to swap boards and power supplies....

My second post Steve Austin starter kit installation bump !

@"ecklerwr1" are you still logged in? I am not having any issues seeing the questions but I find from time to time I get logged out and I can't see the questions.

All good points...sometimes if you have something out of the ordinary it is also good to engage the vendor to make sure your plan is up to snuff....

Well put rschroeder​

Very good...but you totally dropped the backup of current configs and providing/testing a method (automated or not) for backing out changes if there was a problem. Then there is a need for validation testing (can be automated and should be for daily validation of the environment).

Back to Bumping !! #bumpsquad​

Good stuff with references !

#bumpsquad bump !

rebranding...so that a new buzz word can be created and sold to the execs in order to drive new business....

Documentation and discovery 101. This all needs to compared to CI's in your RTSM solution so you have a complete picture of your environment.

Monday night from out of state bump.

never happens....

Hmm..now we'll see more cell tower like tower popping up everywhere in order to have coverage and keep RF power levels to a reasonable level..

Excellent !!

A good full backup is cheap insurance....

Maybe not within the first 100 days, but certainly within the first 6 months for things like your Dr recovery plan and database restores from tape, yo need to document the procedure from your customers perspective so that they know when they request a restore over X days back it has to come from offsite and takes x days to…

One day I hope to have my hands on this to try out....