>be sysadmin >paid by the hour >boss wants me to migrate our data to the """cloud""" >copy a bunch of commands, insert credentials and submit them >takes 26 hours to upload all this shit >all I have to do is watch the upload progress >charge 26 hours of work
Sometimes I feel like being a sysadmin is cheating at life.
How long will it take for businesses to realize that sysadmins barely do any work and then start exploiting that by making us do other tasks like devops, programming and management
Adam Walker
you're suppose to also be in charge of making sure it works and its secure in the "cloud". just uploading it isnt enough, do your job properly
Cooper Gomez
It's mostly trash data that nobody uses, if it got deleted today I doubt he would even care.
Luis Edwards
>charge 26 hours of work lol what kind of shit contract are you on? You only get paid when your boss asks you to do something? So if you have a slow day at work when nothing happens you don't get paid for turning up for work that day?
Levi Williams
Not so bright are you?
Jacob Cook
Sysadmin is a dying job. Don't get too comfy.
>How long will it take for businesses to realize that sysadmins barely do any work and then start exploiting that by making us do other tasks like devops, programming and management
It's already happening. Time to wake up.
Kevin Nguyen
who's that semen bear ?
Lucas Jenkins
>tfw sysadmin is a dream job >tfw I'm still in college >tfw is correct By the time I get around to getting a job, it will have progressed even further. And of course nobody wants a fresh graduate with little experience to administrate their systems.
Thomas Nelson
this is so true, we are in the process of migrating all of our data from network drives to the "cloud". This has incentived me to learn AWS or some shit.
Joseph Sanchez
>he thinks that programmers can manage infrastructure.
