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Nikola Strahija
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F.O.K.A. - created the first browser based accounting software back in 1999. Continued with web development since then until 2006, when I decided to take on a bigger challenge: providing systems administrations, planning and deployment which resulted in ...
F.O.K.A. - created the first browser based accounting software back in 1999. Continued with web development since then until 2006, when I decided to take on a bigger challenge: providing systems administrations, planning and deployment which resulted in more than 10 web servers, 1 x mysql-master, 1 x mysql-slave, 2 x LVS load balancers mostly on debian platform.
Since then I prefer RHEL and CentOS.
I was given an opportunity to provide the same services which resulted in taking the offer as a CTO @ YoungTek Solutions.
The infrastructure I deployed and managed consisted of 6 web servers, 1 x mysql-master, 2 x mysql-slave, 2 x LVS load balancers, and 128 video streaming servers.
Gained wast experience in Lighttpd, fine tuning all areas of Linux I/O, pragramming highly efficient network code, network switching and much more.
The resulting infrastructure of YST was outputting more than 20 Gbit/s of network traffic.
I'm contributing my expertise to Backtrack Linux, CentOS, Linux IMQ, helping out cisco networking academy students, xatrix forums and a number of open source projects (for example aircrack-ng, magento, ffmpeg...)
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Since then I prefer RHEL and CentOS.
I was given an opportunity to provide the same services which resulted in taking the offer as a CTO @ YoungTek Solutions.
The infrastructure I deployed and managed consisted of 6 web servers, 1 x mysql-master, 2 x mysql-slave, 2 x LVS load balancers, and 128 video streaming servers.
Gained wast experience in Lighttpd, fine tuning all areas of Linux I/O, pragramming highly efficient network code, network switching and much more.
The resulting infrastructure of YST was outputting more than 20 Gbit/s of network traffic.
I'm contributing my expertise to Backtrack Linux, CentOS, Linux IMQ, helping out cisco networking academy students, xatrix forums and a number of open source projects (for example aircrack-ng, magento, ffmpeg...)
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IMHO, You should search around for pbx accounting software that support CDR logs, suports multiple formats and since most companies offer tryout versions, youl'll just have to test different software packages until you find one that creates the wanted reports. more