Engines Full Ahead!
Nov. 9th, 2006 10:14 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bjarvisI'm trying to be very focussed and productive today. Tomorrow is a work holiday; to keep up with my schedule of deliverables, I need to make every minute of the day count so I can have a weekend of peace of mind.
I've submitted work tickets to retire ten elderly NIS servers. Don't know what those are? Don't worry about it: they're being decommissioned anyway.
I've rescanned the servers in my business group for a particular patch for IBM MQ and may now say in complete honesty that all servers have the latest & greatest patch. Yay me.
Two months ago, I was given the task of resolving all known Veritas-related issues within my business group. Most were merely informational status messages but there was minor tweaking required on a handful. As of last night, all are now fixed and I have a clean report. Yay2.
The night crew replaced a failed disk on one server last night. I rounded up the approvals for the after-the-fact work tickets, linked the appropriate items and closed off the tickets. The auditors will be pleased.
The boss asked for a business justification to attend the LISA conference next month. My intuition is that management is looking for some excuse to decline --our middle management is convinced geek conferences are actually golfing vacations in exotic locations because, well, their own management junkets are all like that-- but I wrote up a good justification, linking it back to our stated goals for the coming year. I'm not too optimistic but we'll see.
Back to work...
I've submitted work tickets to retire ten elderly NIS servers. Don't know what those are? Don't worry about it: they're being decommissioned anyway.
I've rescanned the servers in my business group for a particular patch for IBM MQ and may now say in complete honesty that all servers have the latest & greatest patch. Yay me.
Two months ago, I was given the task of resolving all known Veritas-related issues within my business group. Most were merely informational status messages but there was minor tweaking required on a handful. As of last night, all are now fixed and I have a clean report. Yay2.
The night crew replaced a failed disk on one server last night. I rounded up the approvals for the after-the-fact work tickets, linked the appropriate items and closed off the tickets. The auditors will be pleased.
The boss asked for a business justification to attend the LISA conference next month. My intuition is that management is looking for some excuse to decline --our middle management is convinced geek conferences are actually golfing vacations in exotic locations because, well, their own management junkets are all like that-- but I wrote up a good justification, linking it back to our stated goals for the coming year. I'm not too optimistic but we'll see.
Back to work...
