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I'm not sure I believe this... I haven't seen a sysadmin job around here for a couple years... (unless you count Montreal, but I'm not moving to Quebec...)
by nubinetwork 2y ago
I'm not sure I believe this... I haven't seen a sysadmin job around here for a couple years... (unless you count Montreal, but I'm not moving to Quebec...)
- 7bit 2y agoYou have not seen one? I assume the problem is you, then.
- notepad0x90 2y agoThe person you're replying to is responsible for what is posted on job boards/sites?
- antimemetics 2y agoI think the point they are making is there are plenty of jobs around for sys admin, but GP is not looking in the right places.
- 7bit 2y agoNo, but bro's trying to say that in a region with 100s of 1000s of people no one is looking for a sysadmin? That's like saying the sky isn't blue.
- notepad0x90 2y agoit happens, especially in September when budget is not plenty.
- misja111 2y agoIt is happening. Companies start to be more and more aware of the high cloud costs. Cloud is nice to spin up a project and have some elasticity in the performance requirements. But once it's running more stable and predictable it tends to be cheaper to have it running on premise.
- mcmcmc 2y agoPlenty of MSP work though
- nubinetwork 2y agoThe thing I don't like about contract/outsourcing is the uncertainty... I'd rather be at a place where I know I don't have to worry about my next job...
- chomp 2y agoCurrently in the middle of an EKS to on-prem OKD migration for a large company. It’s definitely happening- on prem with negotiated power/connectivity contracts, datacenter space, and hardware is a fraction of the cost of AWS at a certain scale. DC space includes remote hands but we could even throw in a few DC tech full timers and still save a ton of money.