Hello Orabuntu-LXC followers. I want to have a Co-Developer Co-Maintainer for the Orabuntu-LXC project. Whatever this project may or may not be, it is my "Life's Work" and it is "Software as Used" and also "Software as Art." I want to ensure the continuity of the project and so I am looking to hire a 100% REMOTE CO-DEVELOPER CO-MAINTAINER to ensure the continuity of the project in the event of my death in these dangerous times. As CO-DEV CO-MAIN you would have option to fork the project and take it in new directions. It will be a PAID 100% REMOTE OPPORTUNITY. The only real requirement is good ability in BASH programming on LINUX. Some experience with LXC Linux Containers, OpenvSwitch Software Defined Networks, and SCST Linux SAN is helpful but not required you can pick that up as you go. Docker is a much less important but nevertheless nice-to-have, and understanding of OCI (Open Container Initiative) and the tools skopeo, buildah, and podman is helpful. Knowledge of AWS EC2 is helpful. Knowledge of deploying various databases on Linux such as Oracle, MySQL, Postgres, DB2, etc. is also useful. Just reply on this thread if you are interested in forking the latest version and taking the project forward on current roadmap goals, and also creating roadmap goals of your own for the project. Thank You, Gilbert Standen, Creator, Orabuntu-LXC.
Hello Orabuntu-LXC followers. I want to have a Co-Developer Co-Maintainer for the Orabuntu-LXC project. Whatever this project may or may not be, it is my "Life's Work" and it is "Software as Used" and also "Software as Art." I want to ensure the continuity of the project and so I am looking to hire a 100% REMOTE CO-DEVELOPER CO-MAINTAINER to ensure the continuity of the project in the event of my death in these dangerous times. As CO-DEV CO-MAIN you would have option to fork the project and take it in new directions. It will be a PAID 100% REMOTE OPPORTUNITY. The only real requirement is good ability in BASH programming on LINUX. Some experience with LXC Linux Containers, OpenvSwitch Software Defined Networks, and SCST Linux SAN is helpful but not required you can pick that up as you go. Docker is a much less important but nevertheless nice-to-have, and understanding of OCI (Open Container Initiative) and the tools skopeo, buildah, and podman is helpful. Knowledge of AWS EC2 is helpful. Knowledge of deploying various databases on Linux such as Oracle, MySQL, Postgres, DB2, etc. is also useful. Just reply on this thread if you are interested in forking the latest version and taking the project forward on current roadmap goals, and also creating roadmap goals of your own for the project. Thank You, Gilbert Standen, Creator, Orabuntu-LXC.