Been a programmer professionally for 20 years now and I regret not learning more sysadmin skills. But I'll catch up.
In the meantime, more links about how these things are done will be appreciated.
In the meantime, more links about how these things are done will be appreciated.
You can't win, you can't break even, and you can't get out of the game.
ip, tcp and udp are the same, rip ospf and bgp are pretty much the same linux's skbuffs or bsd's mbufs are the same as before, the linux dma api changed a bit, but the ideas are the same.
there are some changes on the disk layers with geom and such, but nothing super fundamental
there are a bunch of layers of indirection now with VMs and cgroups, but deep down things are the same.
> You can't win, you can't break even, and you can't get out of the game.
there is nothing to win :) its just computers, dont take it so seriously