Packing for Denmark

Our network is moving to Denmark, and it's an exciting time. Along the way, we are virtualizing everything.

Sure, a computer can easily be for removed from an operator. People do that all the time with web servers but, do they virtualize their engineers? We're doing that.

Imagine how many files are misnamed in manual intervention. One such error came today. Nearly 10% of a massive server upgrade file inventory were named googlehostedservice.htm and the missing "l" is a real show stopper.

for i in `ls /var/www/virtual/*/htdocs/googlehostedservice.htm` ; do mv $i "$i"l ; done

Some problems are easy.

Of course the automated file generation had no such problem

#
# Acquired during first googleapp session
# (observed to persist per workstation/task)
read googleSession
#
# changes per iteration
read domain
#
# by default, vbase is /var/www/virtual
read vbase
cat <<EOF>>$vbase$domain/htdocs/googlehostedservice.html
$googleSession
EOF

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It's geek to me

I'm sitting here going, "Say what?!?" Tongue out

Surely not to ask …

We're moving? duh!!! Do I speak anything resembling Nordic? Yes … our servers go, and we lose the T1 weight/encumberance. Don't worry; we'll have a spectacular view from here. Actually, tomorrow night the server gets loaded onto the moving van. BUT … through the magic of IP, DNS and more, you won't see a thing. The mydllurth.com servers will be last packed, and probably towed along to protect the less wary observers. LSNet and their hosts will be packed neatly into hamlet to await their captain; and their luggage comes tomorrow.

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