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Hi! Thank you for the detailed response. In this context, asynchronous means the work can be done at anytime. I appreciate everything that you have to say abo
by Jason_Protell 4y ago
Hi! Thank you for the detailed response.
In this context, asynchronous means the work can be done at anytime.
I appreciate everything that you have to say about professionalism and adding value. I've been lucky to freelance for a lot of amazing people and organizations over the years, but most of it has been live / in real time.
Anyway, will you please share a bit more about remote and asynchronous cloud server infrastructure / administration?
I'm relatively new to programming, but I'm improving every day, and I've already had a lot of fun (and professional success) with web development. I don't think it's my passion, but it's still work that I'd be happy to complete remotely and on my own time.
- gregjor 4y agoI have some articles on my web site typicalprogrammer.com that describe my experience and offer some opinions about freelancing. I’ve worked with Unix since it came out, and cloud infrastructure since it became available. Most customers have fairly simple setups but you have to know about security, performance/networking, Linux configuration and maintenance, and how the various cloud providers work. System admin makes a good freelancing business because small/medium-size companies don’t usually have enough work to keep someone full-time, so either their programmers do it (badly and reluctantly) or they outsource.
- Jason_Protell 4y agoYour comments have been helpful, TYVM. I'll take a look at your website too.