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We Bring In Tomorrow's Technology!
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Endorsement and Affiliation with wbitt.com |
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Written by Muhammad Kamran Azeem
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Monday, 08 March 2010 20:59 |
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WBITT, which started out as a humble beginning in the early 2006, has now become a recognized entity of it's own. Alhumdulillah. I am very thankful and grateful to Allah Almighty for His blessings. I also want to thank the community for joining hands together, and making this a success.
This article is in-fact in response to the lot of emails I have received today, related to an advertisement published in “The Daily Jang” newspaper, printed from Islamabad, Pakistan, dated, Sunday, 07 March 2010, from RedPro Education. The advertisement claims that the institute is “recommended” and “supported” by the founders of wbitt.com (me).
This, ..... is true.
Since this opened up the subject of a lot of questioning and certification / verification of the statement in the advertisement, I decided to make a few things very clear and announce it to community.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 March 2010 14:28 |
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WBITT Discussion Forums... |
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Written by Muhammad Kamran Azeem
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Monday, 04 January 2010 15:23 |
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For all your Questions and Answers, I have finally setup discussion forums here. Please make good use of it. I hope this would be helpful to the community.
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Last Updated on Monday, 11 January 2010 13:16 |
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About me, and most importantly, about WBITT ! |
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Written by Muhammad Kamran Azeem
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My name is Muhammad Kamran Azeem.  I am in computing field since 1993.
I am an MSc. Computer Science graduate. I am also certified under Oracle's OCP-DBA (Oracle 8), Cisco's CCNA (ICND 2) and RedHat's RHCE (RHEL 4) . I am a pure and dedicated a Linux fan / user / administrator. I have mainly been working on advance Linux administration / implementations and now adays working on implementation of Linux High Availability and High Performance Computing solutions. For details about what I have been doing, please feel free to have look at my CV (Summarized) or (Detailed).
We Bring In Tomorrow's Technology, is a concept to spread knowledge amongst those who seek. Part of WBITT's name, BITT, was first conceived by my friend, Shahzad Siddique, who brought me into networks. Since he never utilized it, I used it with his permission as WBITT. (Shahzad now owns and runs, http://bittsystems.com)
WBITT ! (We Bring In Tomorrow's Technology). The name says it all. The meaning of the words associated with it are pretty straight forward. Anyway. Basically this is a portal, which I intend to use, for delivering latest computing technologies to my brothers and sisters, in the entire world. I have put the CBTs, my Linux book and other Howtos, I have created over time, on this site. I hope, this site will serve the purpose of it's creation. InshaAllah, (God Willing). Ameen.
I have also made it the home of my current project: High Performance Compute Clusters. This is what I have been dreaming, for many years, (and have started to play with), now. And I am hopeful, that this time, I will achieve the target I have set for myself. God Willing.
If you have a document to share, which you think can be helpful to others, you can always get it posted on this site.Send me the document with your full name and email and I will post it on this site. The decision to post a document will be at my discretion. I will evaluate it, and may decide otherwise at times.
You may write to me at kamran _at_ wbitt _dot_ com . |
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Web-Hosting with XEN Virtualization |
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Written by Muhammad Kamran Azeem
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Saturday, 26 December 2009 20:22 |
Easing your web-hosting life with XEN Virtualization.
For all system administrators, there is a (pretty painful) frequently occurring incident, which they hate the most. That is: Migrating a server, for one reason or the other!
For those who still couldn't get it, assume you have a fully functional web/mail server working flawlessly for more than two years (which you take pride in). One morning, you find a mail from your service provider, that the server you were using for your web/mail services, has reached end-of-life (EOL) and it is advised to move your services to another server. There may be other reasons too, like faulty hardware, such as hard drive crash, etc. You quickly feel your stomach throwing up, because you recall, that how much pain it was to setup qmail, anti-spam, the Apache web-servrer with all those extra modules and MySQL tweaking, hosting 200+ websites, mail boxes, etc etc. And now it is obvious that you have to redo the whole thing again. (Oh my God!). Plus the migration. If it was your own personal server, it might not be such a gruesome picture. However, if this is one of your clients' server, then you might be cursing yourself to be a system admin at the moment. It is not fiction! This happens to every sys admin. For some (strange) reason, the system admin throws his head down again, and starts building up the new server.
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