e i g h t - c u b e d . c o m, focused on OpenVMS

25-May-2011

I'm working way too hard. Things currently going on include:

Setting up a proper environment for testing overnight processing in QA with Control-M
An entirely redesigned Control-M schedule for the overnight processing implemented
Implementation of Continuous Access for much faster disaster recovery
Testing and implementation of an automated stocktake procedure
Attend the OpenVMS Technical Update Days in Sydney
Removing another single point of failure by swapping blade servers around
Keeping external auditors happy
Planning for an upcoming disaster recovery test

and this is only in the last month! I'll try and do some entries for the things on this list as there are some quite interesting things going on.

I suppose I'd rather be busy than bored.

Posted at May 25, 2011 6:42 PM

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but what did you do in the afternoons ? :-)

You are not dead, and still employed - enjoy it while it lasts

Posted by: Ian at May 25, 2011 10:10 PM

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