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Love the bracket battle, great theme!

Good article, agree with sqlrockstar​

I always presumed the octet breach when IPV4 is used in movies, is the equivalent of the "555" telephone number. You can then guarantee that you aren't showing someone's real IP address.

Great post, keep it on the front page!

What about the consideration of OS performance on different Hypervisors, Windows on KVM, VMware and Hyper V for example. That certainly adds an extra layer of potential troubleshooting.

I've seen the same, entry level CISSP positions. Nearly as bad as needing 15 years of node.js experience.

I do not trust east<>west traffic, I wish developers would feel the same.

Hmm, question answered correctly, no points applied.

Not sure I agree with this: "I suspect we will see more of these stories over the next 18 months, as state and local government agencies aren't at the top of the "tech-savvy" list, mostly due to inadequate funding." I think it's down to the techies too, quite often I've seen companies with want to spend, but don't because…

Any vendor would be good for us too.

I agree with mostly with what you have said, not sure what makes it a voteable idea. Although I don't agree that Nagios isn't a professional tool.

I'm gonna have to poll the office on this one.

It was mentioned at the SWUG, but I'll pass it on here, the upgrade advisor should be improved when it comes to SQL versions, and advise you correctly when to change versions.

Weirdly we were just discussing the Phoenix project internally this week, this was within my automation team. My most 'Dev-ops' Sysadmins come coders.

Is this the same survey as the last question in the mission?

Woo hoo! Completed and survey answered.

Love the prizes, looking forward to this months contest.

I support a change, however at the moment I will get thwack points for voting down. Should there be a change, as we've seen people point hunting just go through and vote on everything. This means that even a good idea with lots of positive input may not get a high score because people are just voting whatever. Voting down…

Love perfstack

Completely agree with byrona​ user application reporting is very subjective, matching this to monitoring is very tricky.

Little to no mention of the 14% increase in Foreign Government threats. Although due to its nature, the survey outputs perceived threats rather than actual data.

Thanks Lindsey.

Well done pattic​

I heard something similar.

pseudocyber​ I agree with you. Quoted in the video.

One of the most frustrating parts of routing grrr.

I'm one very happy bunny. Look forward to playing more.

Time to call in the #bumpsquad​

So we are looking for Bacon based swag?

Umm did the survey. But today's question is a text box so guessed at confirmed. Incorrect. Time to call shenanigans wabbott