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Administrateurs systèmes Linux

2011-11-02 11:17

Dans le cadre de son développement, la société Tritux recherche 8 administrateurs systèmes Linux:


  • Vous administrez au quotidien une 60éne de serveurs Linux en production, principalement (Red Hat, Debian et Ubuntu)
  • Vous êtes en charge du maintien en conditions opérationnelles de clusters de serveurs
  • Vous installez, déployez et configurez les applicatifs
  • Vous supervisez sous Nagios et Zabbix
  • Vous participez à la conception et à la mise en œuvre de solutions techniques afin de garantir la scalabilité, la performance et la haute disponibilité
  • Vous mettez en place de nouvelles procédures en scripting Bash/Python/Perl ..
  • Vous administrez PostgreSQL et MySQL : réplication, sharding, failover, tuning ...
  • Vous administrez des bases de données orientées colonne et NoSQL
  • Vous êtes soumis à des astreintes selon un planning défini


Le profil :

  • Vous êtes réactif, rigoureux et passionné de Linux et l'open source en général
  • Vous êtes curieux, capable de faire des propositions et savez travailler en autonomie
  • Vous avez un minimum de 6 mois d’expérience dans les domaines cités
  • De bonnes connaissances Réseaux est un plus
  • Vous avez une bonne culture Web
  • Vous avez un bon niveau d’anglais


Lieu de travail : 

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Check out SMGS v2.6 HowTos on YouTube Channel

2011-03-14 20:50

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I’m excited to tell you that we are now up to 8 videos loaded up on our YouTube Video Channel found at www.youtube.com/trituxcom.


The most recent videos are showcasing SMGS's simple tutorials for getting started with the enterprise-class SMS gateway in few minutes, covering:
  • Installation on Red Hat, Debian and Ubuntu servers.
  • SMS messages routing and filtring.
  • Creating customer account to allow message traffic on the gateway.
  • Message tracking.
  • Advanced logging.
  • Reports and statistics.
If you are interested in getting started with SMGS SMS gateway quickly, this is a good series of videos for you to watch at your own convenience anywhere you have access to YouTube including an iPad, mobile devices and even on your television (those that support YouTube watching thru a DVD box or other device).

Overall we will work hard to continue to build new videos for the SMGS SMS Gateway that we hope will further assist you in understanding the key capabilities of this successful product.

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A Java hello-world application on Google App Engine (part 2)

2010-11-25 14:25

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Before you start reading this article I recommend that you take a look at the previous part, so you can understand this one better.
Anyway what we gonna see today is some configuration, to help Ant compiling our helloworld GAE project and deploy it on GAE, you could see it in link and download the whole project i've covered during part 1 and part 2 of this simple tutorial.
First of all, a short notice for people who have tried GAE using Python:
Java is a compiled programming language so you need to compile your source code in favor to use it, but in our case we gonna need a tool to automate building our project, like Apache Ant or just let’s just call it Ant.

Back on track, let me first tell you that Ant will look for a file named build.xml by default.
After that, it’ll do exactly what it was told to do, so let’s edit that helloworld/build.xml file to make things work:

<project>
  <property name="sdk.dir" location="../" />
  <import file="${sdk.dir}/config/user/ant-macros.xml" />
 <path id="project.classpath">
    <pathelement path="war/WEB-INF/classes" />
    <fileset dir="war/WEB-INF/lib">
      <include name="**/*.jar" />
    </fileset>
    <fileset dir="${sdk.dir}/lib">
      <include name="shared/**/*.jar" />
    </fileset>
  </path>
</project>

watch out from this line <property name="sdk.dir" location="Path/To/Your/GAE/SDK" />
to be more safe and less confused while debugging just put the absolute path instead of relative.
Next we gonna need the ant macro, that comes with the SDK, and  what in it exactly is a bunch of  functions-declaration-like, that we gonna need later.

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