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Skillmatrix

I started IT career, or better say learning IT stuff back in 1994 when I was in junior high school. Unfortunately, I didn't start from UNIX but Micro$oft DOS 6.22. 

Operating Systems:

Windows family

DOS 6.22
Windows 3.1/3.2/95/95 OSR2
Windows NT 4.0
Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/Server 2003/ (Microsoft Technical Support Experience)
Windows Vista
Windows 7
Windows Server 2008 Web Server/Standard/Enterprise (testing)

GNU/Linux (Click here for detailed experience)

I am a huge fan of Linux and open source. A veteran who started Linux journey with Mandrake Linux 8.1 back in 2001. Advanced Linux administration skills.

Distros: 
Red Hat Linux 7/9
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
3/4/5 (RHCE 5 in progress)
Oracle Enterprise Linux 4/5 (AKA Unbreakable Linux, re-branded RHEL)
CentOS 4/5

Fedora
(previously Fedora Core) 1/2/3/4/5/8/9/10


Ubuntu and Ubuntu Server
Since 6.06, all the way through 7.04, 7.10, 8.04, 8.10, 9.04, currently on 9.10 Karmic Koala. (Running on my desktops and laptops, Ubuntu Certified Professional test in progress)

Arch Linux
I started running Arch Linux in late 2008. As I need a distro that is not just simply working. I definitely need more control, it has to be extremely flexible, configurable and customizable while still keep its simplicity, openness and modernity. I am very satisfied with its pacman package management tool, AUR, ABS and Wiki so far. The only drawback I can think of now is its too aggressive upgrade strategy which may bring down your workstation:-)

Debian GNU/Linux

3.0 woody/3.1 sarge/4.0 etch/5.0 lenny (stable for server) squeeze/sid for test environment.


Gentoo Linux


Slackware Linux 10.0/12.2


Mandrake (Mandriva) Linux 8.1 (my first Linux distro)
Linux Mint 6
Magic Linux 1.0
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 9/10
Optware (embedded Linux for NAS ipkg package management inspired by dpkg and APT)

Live CD/USB tool distros:
BackTrack (You know what it is;-)) It used to be Slax/Slackware based but from 4.0 it's Ubuntu based.
CloneZilla Live
SystemRescueCD (Gentoo based Live CD)
Knoppix (Debian based Live CD)
GParted Live CD/Parted Magic
Slax (Slackware based Live CD)
Puppy Linux (on USB flash disk, built based on Slackware by an Australian)
Damn Small Linux

Desktop Environment: GNOME, XFCE, KDE, LXDE
Window Manager
: Enlightenment (E16, E17), Fluxbox, Openbox, awesome, FVWM, Window Maker

I use Ubuntu and Arch Linux on my D620 and D630 both at work and home everyday. I also use Debian stable (lenny now) and Ubuntu Server to host Wordpress, Mediawiki, Confluence for work.

Oracle Enterprise Linux as test platform, troubleshoot and portal performance tuning, middleware and database environment, as well as POCs(proof of concept).

UNIX

Mac OS X

10.3 Panther/10.4 Tiger/10.5 Leopard/10.6 Snow Leopard Veteran
Mac OS X Server 10.4
FreeBSD
Solaris 8/9 on SPARC
Solaris 10 x86
Open Solaris x86
Sun Java Desk System (now as a part of Solaris Desktop Environment only)

File Systems

FAT16/FAT32
NTFS
WinFS (supposed to be the successor of NTFS, but where the heck is it?)

ext2/ext3/ext4
btrfs
nil2fs
XFS
JFS
ReiserFS
LVM (Logical Volumn Manager)

HFS/HFS+
ZFS (OpenSolaris, FreeBSD and Mac OS X 10.6^)

Distributed File Systems

Hadoop Free GFS clone in development (learning)
Google File System GFS (Research Publications read)
Lustre from Sun Microsystem (learning)
Oracle Cluster File Syste (OCFS)
CIFS (Common Internet File System, Samba)

Other Languages/Platform

Python
C/C++
C#/.NET Framework
Visual Studio.net

Middleware (Portal/BPM/SOA)

Oracle WebCenter Interaction (AquaLogic User Interaction Suite, ALUI, Plumtree, WCI)
Oralce WebCenter Suite (Spaces/Services)
WebLogic Server 6/7/8/9/10/10gR3/11gR1
WebLogic Portal 9/10/10gR3
Atlassian Confluence (enterprise wiki), JIRA (issue tracking system)
Oracle Beehive
Windows SharePoint Service 2/3
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007
Oracle BPM (Fuego BPM, ALBPM)
Oracle JRockit Mission Control

IT Infrastructure/Application Servers/Web Servers:

IIS 5.0/6.0/7.0
Apache Tomcat 3/4/5/6
(Wrox Professional Apache Tomcat  and O'Reilly Tomcat the Definitive Guide powered)
Websphere Application Server 5/6

Apache HTTP Server (httpd)
nginx (widely used High Performance HTTP server and reverse proxy, as well as IMAP/POP3 proxy)
Cherokee
Lighttpd
HTTP File Server (HFS)

Serv-U FTP Server/Gene6 FTP/Xlight FTP/IIS (Windows)

Oracle Secure Enterprise Search

Yahoo! Zimbra Collaboration Suite Open Source Edition (Web Client, Desktop, ZCS )

Samba/CIFS
NFS
FTP (proftpd/vsftpd)
DNS/LDAP
DHCP
NTP
Open SSH Server

LDAP/Active Directory:

Sun Java System Directory Server 5.2
Novell eDirectory 8.8 SP5
Oracle Internet Directory 11gR1
Apache Directory Server (ADS)
Microsoft Active Directory version 2000/2003
Administration Tools: Apache Directory Studio, JXplorer, LDAP Administrator, LDAP Browser

Single Sign On
Windows Integrated Authentication/NTLM
Oracle Oblix (to learn)
CA SiteMinder (formerly Netegrity)

High Availability Cluster/Clustering

Oracle Database RAC
Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC)
WebLogic Server Cluster

RDBMS:

Oracle Database 10gR1/10gR2 including RAC (10g self-study CD Kit course taken)
Oracle Database 11gR1 including RAC (OCP in progress)

Oracle Database 10g XE
SQL Server 7.0/2000/2005, 2008?(Sorry, no time and interests to research this any more)
MySQL 3/4/5 (I manage my LAMP environment since Fedora Core 1, now on Debian lenny and Ubuntu Server)
SQLite GUI tools: sqliteman sqliteman Manager (Firefox add-on)
CloudScape/Apache derby/Java DB

Virtualization:

VMware Workstation 5.x/6.x/7.x(since version 3.x)
VMware Fusion (Mac)
VMware Server (formerly GSX Server, now freeware)
VMware ESX/ESXi Server/Consolidate Backup/Converter
Oracle VM 2.x
VirtualBox
Microsoft Virtual PC/Virtual Server/Hyper-V
Xen
Parallels

Customer Relationship Management (use):
ClarifyCRM
Siebel CRM

Wikis

Atlassian Confluence
Mediawiki
Oracle WebCenter Wiki (jzwiki based, 1st released in WebCenter Suite 11g)

Free Open Source Software/Others:

LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL PHP)
XAMPP
Apache JMeter (load test)
Apache httpd/Tomcat/ANT/Axis...
Discuz! (php)
Wordpress
MovableType
Mozilla Bugzilla
phpMyAdmin
webmin
phpsysinfo
AWstats
Gregarius
......

Mobile Devices

Apple iPhone 3G 8G
iPhone OS (OS X, Darwin)
Palm OS 3/4/5 (Since Palm III XE -> Treo 650)
Windows Mobile 2003/5.0 (I found WM 2003 sucks and I finally gave up using WM, no Windows!)
HTC Dream (G1)
Android Google's Linux based phone OS
Moto Droid (to buy)

Java

Java SE/Core Java (Swing/Socket/Security/Network/SWT/JDBC...)
A few project experience, including open source projects. SCJP 1.4
J2EE (JSP/Servlet/Struts/Hibernate)
Java SE and JVM Troubleshooting and Performance tuning (Sun JVM and JRockit)
Performance tools: JProfiler, YourKit Java Profiler, SAP Memory Analyzer.
IDE: Eclipse/JBuilder/BEA Workshop Studio/WebLogic Workshop (Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse)

Commercial Software

Adobe Acrobat 5/6/7/8/9
Adobe Captivate 2/3
ViewletBuilder
Photoshop since version 4.x
Dreamweaver since version 4.x

Network

Router/Wireless Router/Switch
WireShark (Ethereal) (Wireshark University attended)
nmap
SMTP/POP3 (Coded a SMTP Filter/POP3 Parser based on JAVA)

Solid Customer support/Technical support experience and understanding. Knowledge/resource management collaboration for cross country team.

Versed in deploying all kinds of applications under all kinds of operating systems. Excellent troubleshooting skill, very good at fixing things.

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