introduction all around

[john]

Hey everyone,

My name is John Roman, and I suppose this is my introduction.  I hope to 
be considered for membership in the infrastructure group but of couse, 
I'm not yet familiar enough with it.  im lurking the #fedora-admin 
channel for now as nimbius.  occasionally ill browse the ticketing 
system to get an idea of what infrastructure at Fedora does.

I'm a 26 year old infrastructure engineer by trade with 3 years 
experience in Red Hat based systems.  Ive worked one small shop, and one 
large shop.  I've been a Fedora user since its inception and its taught 
me quite a bit about linux.  Some of the things I enjoy doing most with 
fedora are high-availability clustering, building fiber channel LVM,  
and samba replacements for domain controllers.

for reference, I am an active contributor in the sambawiki on active 
directory/samba integration.

I want to join the infrastructure group because it will give me a chance 
to help the project, as well as learn more about an operating system 
that has been with me in one form or another for around 8 years.

[Mike McGrath]

On Wed, 26 Mar 2008, john wrote:
> Hey everyone,
>
> My name is John Roman, and I suppose this is my introduction.  I hope to be
> considered for membership in the infrastructure group but of couse, I'm not
> yet familiar enough with it.  im lurking the #fedora-admin channel for now as
> nimbius.  occasionally ill browse the ticketing system to get an idea of what
> infrastructure at Fedora does.
>
> I'm a 26 year old infrastructure engineer by trade with 3 years experience in
> Red Hat based systems.  Ive worked one small shop, and one large shop.  I've
> been a Fedora user since its inception and its taught me quite a bit about
> linux.  Some of the things I enjoy doing most with fedora are
> high-availability clustering, building fiber channel LVM,  and samba
> replacements for domain controllers.
>
> for reference, I am an active contributor in the sambawiki on active
> directory/samba integration.
>
> I want to join the infrastructure group because it will give me a chance to
> help the project, as well as learn more about an operating system that has
> been with me in one form or another for around 8 years.

Welcome John, Make sure you come to our meetings if you can.  Otherwise
hanging out in #fedora-admin and participating when you see something
interesting is good.

-Mike