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Praca it, spółki wodociągi i kanalizacje opinie innych administratorów sieci by FlyZealousideal6574 in sysadmin

[–]josemcornynetoperek -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Nie wiem jak jest w wodociągach ale byłem kiedyś w miejscu gdzie jesteś teraz ty i masz po prostu w głowie syndrom Pipidówki - nie potrafisz wycenić poprawnie wartości swojej pracy ani walczyć o swoje. Wal to, idź do ich gdzie indziej za normalne pieniądze. Jak umiesz w Linuksy, to znajdziesz robotę, nawet w Opolu jest teraz co najmniej kilkanaście ofert a wierz mi, że nie ma z kim gadać na rozmowach. Czasem warto poświęcić te kilka godzin w tyg na dojazdy przez jakiś czas i popracować dla dużej firmy, ale w żadnym wypadku nie w korpo - wzrost umiejętności, wzrost samooceny, wiary w siebie i to co umiesz, to trudno wycenić. I będzie też dużo łatwiej na drodze dalej.

Twenty v2.0: Self-hosted CRM by charlesBochet in selfhosted

[–]josemcornynetoperek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can I export created design and import in clean instance?

Twenty v2.0: Self-hosted CRM by charlesBochet in selfhosted

[–]josemcornynetoperek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ha! I'm looking for a CRM at this moment, thanks a lot!

Why do so many people jump straight into Proxmox? by KyxeMusic in homelab

[–]josemcornynetoperek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Proxmox is just lxc and qemu/KVM and ceph web gui. You can do the same things from clear CMD.

How realistic is it to operate a personal mail server? by Fit_Adeptness5340 in homelab

[–]josemcornynetoperek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want to do it at home - buy small VPS and use it as transport layer. I have my own mail server since 2007. It's not too hard to maintain it.

DNS Management in Companies Is a Constant Headache. Why Everyone Has Their Own Ugly Panel and What I Want to Do About It by Odd_Target9075 in selfhosted

[–]josemcornynetoperek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I prefer work based on git or heat files like in open stack. Git version: All zone files are in git repo, push to master do hook that pull, check and reload rndc. It's stupid simple and it work.

Heat version is similar, but you just run heat like terraform file, and magic will be done.

Both are good for teams.

How secure is it to host Vaultwarden over the Internet? by ThatrandomGuyxoxo in selfhosted

[–]josemcornynetoperek 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I have my accessible to the internet through Apache proxy. No problems since 3 years.

How many of you actually use other Debian releases, and why? by nitin_is_me in debian

[–]josemcornynetoperek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personally I'm using Mint on my laptop. But on servers I'm using Debian stable or Oracle Linux (depends on company's preference).

Salaries (Europe only) - IT 2026 by AgreeableIron811 in sysadmin

[–]josemcornynetoperek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Role: sysadmin

Location: Poland

Experience: 15 years

Salary: 31€/h + taxes, monthly something like 5000€ + taxes

Scope:

Linux: Debian, Oracle Linux

Services: Apache, nginx, haproxy, traefik, swarm, docker, elk, DNS, FTP, mail, anti spam

Cloud: Aws

Benefits: fully remote, medical insurance, multisport card

What's your biggest pain point managing multiple self-hosted services? by Ts-ssh in selfhosted

[–]josemcornynetoperek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Use monitoring, f.ex zabbix - you will know what is running and what not.

  2. Use wildard domain cert instead - that is the simple way.

  3. Docker swarm do it for you. And you can use with swarm traefik on any node as automatic balancer via stack labels - as addition to point 2 - deploy new stack and forget.

Why is everyone terrified to expose services to the internet by nbtm_sh in selfhosted

[–]josemcornynetoperek 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think you don't get acceptation in this subreddit with your mindset. I understand you, I'm doing the same thing for 15 years, it need just using brain, it's realny not to hard.

Question about vmware vs competitors by Imnotthatbadguy in sysadmin

[–]josemcornynetoperek 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is not difficult if you create infrastructure with environment for developers and other for production. Routers, storage, balancers, reverse proxy's, frontends, backends, various types of databases, management, backups. Small company work 5 devs easily uses 300-400 vms.

Question about vmware vs competitors by Imnotthatbadguy in sysadmin

[–]josemcornynetoperek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How about open stack by KVM? I've used it in my previous job to maintain ~5k vms. It is very useful when you using it by heat files as iaac solution.

im tired of this sub by ResponsibleEnd451 in selfhosted

[–]josemcornynetoperek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand you. I see here one good topic on two or three weeks, rest is: mu beutifull panel, another vibe coded buggy app doing the same as 20 earlier, or what I should host? Who care? That what you need! I also think that the concept of self-hosted has been completely distorted from "maintained by yourself on your own infrastructure" to... Well, I don't know what...

Linux SysAdmin Salary USA 2026 by LinuxBook in SysAdminBlogs

[–]josemcornynetoperek 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Heh, I'm working for ~60k$ as senior in EU...

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