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@lig1 i do alot of php development in my free time and I want to learn more new things
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Hmm. It sounds like you would work for an MSP (managed solutions provider). You'll learn a lot, be able to deal with hardware and still have to write and maintain code to make your job easier by deploying systems via languages like PowerShell, Ansible, Chef or Puppet.
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@drRoss at this moment we are going to learn how to use PowerShell. And I know a lot of PHP and I know my way with bash
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@inpothet Bear in mind that in this world of cloud servers and services, the days of actually going to a data centre and ranking servers and switches are fading.
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@drRoss true true but datacenters stay alive as we need them to store all the server for everything even who you don't need dedicated server anymore usually
Best one...
Being a student and not having a job...
CS students be like...
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To start of I'm a student in the Netherlands, I have just finished finished a support management study and I'm currently starting with a IT Management study on MBO 4 lvl.
At the moment I'm in conflict scout doing the IT Management study or doing a application development study as I just don't know what to do. I kind of want do development as I do it in my free time and I like it but I also want to do data center engineering as I also like to work with the hardware.
Should I take a month break of my study and try to get in contact with company's to work there to finalize my decision or should I just drop in the towel and do this study without knowing if I'm going to like it in the end.
And if you work at a company in the Netherlands do you think i can do some orientation internship at your company or do you guys know some places to look at.
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