Looking for a Linux SysAdmin
From: Michael Harrison via chugalug ------------------------------------------------------ Greg Laudeman is looking for a sys admin and maybe with some dev skills to help with a project involving shared calendar and directory services for communities. His ideas have been vetted in a few casual meetings, he's a smidge more than buzzword compliant in Linux, and he's paying "something". I've advised him to build the system he wants, and that calendar and directory info is just import and export code. Greg Laudeman is greg@eduity.net Cut and pasted from a Facebook Messenger Chat: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This would be for data utility proof-of-concept and to deploy Nextcloud for my company. Part of the challenge is identifying exactly which server: https://www.calendarserver.org/, https://radicale.org/v3.html, https://www.davical.org/, https://sabre.io/baikal/ (or https://sabre.io/), or https://github.com/jelmer/xandikosCalendar and Contacts Server Another part of the challenge is that I'd really like to go through the server deployment as a learning episode, working through basic steps as a group (that may include non-technical folks). My company (Eduity) uses Debian, Ngnix, PHP/Laravel, PostgreSQL for our app but that doesn't impinge on the calendar/directory service. It can be whatever the team deems best.=============================================================== From: Erica Wolf via chugalug ------------------------------------------------------ Is Greg interested in working with someone on another continent? -=3D--=3D---=3D----=3D----=3D---=3D--=3D-=3D--=3D---=3D----=3D---=3D--=3D-= =3D- Erica Wolf (she/her) o . ,
=============================================================== From: "Greg Laudeman, Ed.D. via chugalug" ------------------------------------------------------ I'm pretty flexible, Erica, but would prefer someone local because this = is about community development as well as software/systems development. Beyond that, the key issues are communication and responsiveness. Shoot me an email at greg@eduity.net. I'm happy to share more details. -- GL =3D-=3D- wrote: ls to help with a project involving shared calendar and directory servic= es for communities. His ideas have been vetted in a few casual meetings,= he's a smidge more than buzzword compliant in Linux, and he's paying "s= omething". I've advised him to build the system he wants, and that calen= dar and directory info is just import and export code. --- ud for my company. w.calendarserver.org/, https://radicale.org/v3.html, https://www.davical= .org/, https://sabre.io/baikal/ (or https://sabre.io/), or https://githu= b.com/jelmer/xandikosCalendar and Contacts Server he server deployment as a learning episode, working through basic steps = as a group (that may include non-technical folks). ur app but that doesn't impinge on the calendar/directory service. It ca= n be whatever the team deems best. -- *Greg Laudeman, Ed.D.* *Executive Officer and Principal* *Eduity, LLC* www.eduity.net greg@eduity.net 706-271-5521
=============================================================== From: William Roush via chugalug ------------------------------------------------------ I reached out, it's probably way overkill for my team to get involved, but I said maybe it's something I can bang out in a few days too as just a side-thing. If not I can also shake up some local IT communities when I get more details from him. *William Roush* *Amateur:* W3UWU *GMRS: * WRWF503 *email: *strangewilliam@gmail.com o . ,
=============================================================== From: r d flowers via chugalug ------------------------------------------------------ I am very rusty, but it is possible we should talk. RD/Rick Flowers Likes FB, wikitree, mastodon, and tvrail.com Sent with [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/mail/home) secure email.
=============================================================== From: "Greg Laudeman, Ed.D. via chugalug" ------------------------------------------------------ Rick, send me an email at greg@eduity.net. Thanks! -- GL , but I said maybe it's something I can bang out in a few days too as ju= st a side-thing. If not I can also shake up some local IT communities wh= en I get more details from him. wrote: lls to help with a project involving shared calendar and directory servi= ces for communities. His ideas have been vetted in a few casual meetings= , he's a smidge more than buzzword compliant in Linux, and he's paying "= something". I've advised him to build the system he wants, and that cale= ndar and directory info is just import and export code. ---- oud for my company. ww.calendarserver.org/, https://radicale.org/v3.html, https://www.davica= l.org/, https://sabre.io/baikal/ (or https://sabre.io/), or https://gith= ub.com/jelmer/xandikosCalendar and Contacts Server the server deployment as a learning episode, working through basic steps= as a group (that may include non-technical folks). our app but that doesn't impinge on the calendar/directory service. It c= an be whatever the team deems best. -- *Greg Laudeman, Ed.D.* *Executive Officer and Principal* *Eduity, LLC* www.eduity.net greg@eduity.net 706-271-5521
=============================================================== From: Dave Brockman via chugalug ------------------------------------------------------ Why do we need external calendar and contacts when NextCloud includes=20 these features? With Gratitude, Dave Brockman Senior Network Engineer Gig City Cloud, LLC =20 =20 gs,=20 ng=20 - =20 =20 =20 =20
=============================================================== From: "Greg Laudeman, Ed.D. via chugalug" ------------------------------------------------------ We=E2=80=99re deploying Nextcloud for enterprise use by my startup = company. While the ultimate goal is to set up public calendar and directory for = the community, the short-term objective figure out what=E2=80=99s = required to deploy and maintain such services, including user accounts, = roles & permissions, etc. It might make sense to use Nextcloud for community information = infrastructure but I=E2=80=99m not sure about that. At this point, what = server software to use is open to discussion but my preference is to use = something very focused and relatively lightweight. BTW, I expect that a local public software infrastructure would include = a wide range of applications and services but, for practical purposes, = it needs to be a limited set. Therefore, the process of determining = which software to support as =E2=80=9Cstandard=E2=80=9D is a pretty = important process. =E2=80=94 GL wrote: includes=3D20 skills=3D services=3D meetin=3D he's payi=3D that=3D20 -----------------------------------------------------------------------=3D= Nextcloud=3D https://=3D20 https://=3D20 https://sabre.io/baikal/=3D20 ),=3D20 the=3D as=3D our=3D can=3D20 =E2=80=94 Greg Laudeman, Ed.D. Executive Officer and Founder, Eduity, LLC 706-271-5521 www.eduity.net