UNIX For Application Support Staff Book Reviews

UNIX For Application Support Staff by Peter V. Tamas Book Summary

This book is intended for the UNIX Administrators’ clients: those who support the applications and respond to the business units. 

Most UNIX books are written for SAs (systems administrators). These books are valuable, but also cover tasks unnecessary for application support, such as server setup and adding users. But critical topics like capacity monitoring are left to the most challenging UNIX books.

The first chapter will step through how to familiarize yourself with a server that is new to you. 

Subsequent chapters will cover other topics of interest to applications support staff:
Logging in, including information on user IDs Processes and Applications, including information on logging Networking Files and Directories Storage including disks and SAN Measuring performance/capacity issues: disks Measuring performance/capacity issues: CPU Measuring performance/capacity issues: Memory and swap High availability and clustering Appendices: Network layer model RAID A brief history of UNIX
UNIX SAs are often asked to check if “everything is OK.” This book will teach you how to start that investigation. Then, when you go to your systems administrators, you will be able to ask better questions. This will get you to the heart of your issue that much more quickly. 

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