End Point Team
Our team, headquartered in New York City, has developed, maintained, and hosted ecommerce and other web solutions since its founding in 1995. We combine web application development, database and hosting expertise with understanding clients' objectives to excel in client satisfaction.
Adam VollrathSystems and network specialist |
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With End Point Since: 2009 Coauthor: "Using Virtual Machines for Teaching System Administration" Network Services Engineer from 2006-2009. Member of three-person team responsible for all networks, servers, applications, and other infrastructure relied upon by a software development team, phone support team, traveling technicians, and others in a value-added reseller of 74 employees, as well as customer sites and a co-located data center. BS, Computer Science, East Tennessee University, Johnson City, Tennessee, 2006. Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE), 2007. Adam enjoys sailing, hiking, cooking, writing, and live music. |
Recent Blog Posts By Adam Vollrath
MySQL Ruby Gem CentOS RHEL 5 Installation Error Troubleshooting
February 9, 2010
Building and installing the Ruby mysql gem on freshly-installed Red Hat based systems sometimes produces the frustratingly ambiguous error below: # gem install mysql /usr/bin/ruby extconf.rb checking ... (MySQL Ruby Gem CentOS RHEL 5 Installation Error Troubleshooting cont.)
DjangoCon 2009: Portland, Ponies, and Presentations
November 4, 2009
I attended DjangoCon this year for the first time, and found it very informative and enjoyable. I hoped to round out my knowledge of the state of the Django art, and the conference atmosphere made that... (DjangoCon 2009: Portland, Ponies, and Presentations cont.)
Packaging Ruby Enterprise Edition into RPM
June 16, 2009
It's unfortunate that past versions of Ruby have gained a reputation of performing poorly, consuming too much memory, or otherwise being "unfit for the enterprise." According to the fine folks at Phus... (Packaging Ruby Enterprise Edition into RPM cont.)
