Any UNIX engineers/sysadmins here? Probably no one will remember

>>57042633
Well, hopefully you know UNIX is just a half-ass 90's term for [current year] linux. where I work all linux sys admins do is mainly puppet stuff. for a bank, you should expect to work with sec a lot. Also you're going to start hating email

>>57042660
Yea they told me i will start with securities and user accounts. What about email?

bamp

>>57042674
you're going to have to respond to a lot of emails lol

>>57042633
>month a go i posted a thread asking what should i learn for UNIX interview as i was absolute beginner
Just curious. What did the anons advised you and how useful was it?

>>57042794
not a problem, i had some experience in service desk and my job role was mainly responding to emails.

>>57042894
well cant remember exactly but main points were:

Grep and sed your ways through logs, SSH and then someone posted image of most useful UNIX commands in one picture which i revised one more time minutes before going in and it helped a lot. But basically i just watched some tutorials on youtube how to do basic stuff in UNIX. couldnt quite believe they hired me but shit happens i guess

>>57042936
if they don't already, ask them about ELK stack. Logstash is a lot better than doing all that. But you'll be fine if service desk didn't scare you lol

>>57042986
thanks. will look into it

>>57042986
>But you'll be fine if service desk didn't scare you lol
This. Corporate IT is going to be a walk in the park after any kind of call-centre service desk.

You probably won't be playing games on company time much (maybe a little FTL between tasks?) but it should be much comfier than call-centre work. And now you're basically just the level 2 support instead of level 1.

You probably don't even have to directly deal with users.

How much Will you earn?

>>57043082
900€/month

>>57043161
That's not much, is that parttime?

>>57043202
No. Its very much decent salary where i live

>>57043314
In the uk?

>>57043328
Eastern europe

>>57043332
Oh okay