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Hello There ! :) i hope you all are doing great. Thanks for stopping by and reading my blog. This is the first time i am writing something offline or online. I am not sure how i will make my blog different then the most of the blog you read online. but i will be honest with my blog means what ever i write, i will try to be more clear and easily understandable for most of the audience.

A little introduction about myself, I am Currently Working in One of the Top MNCs of North America as System Administrator. My Current Domain is Web Hosting i.e E-commerce sites Hosted on Linux Servers.

When i was doing my Engineering, i didn't had any clue what to do in life just like most of youngster :) but i saw ray of interest in Computer Networks during my Final year of Engg.

Why Linux for me ?

I never thought that I would be working on linux as i had more interest towards Computer Networks, but eventually i got shifted to linux due to 2008 Economic break down, as there were no jobs during 2008 period. I also did CCNA from one of the know institute in Metro City to get the job but it was of no use.

Later i did RHCE after almost 1.5 years of gap after CCNA and things started changing for me.Before my Certification i knew only SAMBA service of Linux that only because i did a project on it with one of my friend, that friend introduce me to Linux and now he is working with Windows :) and i am with Linux :D :P life is strange !

So guys, here in this blog i am going to cover lots of things which i learn and still learning while working on E-Commerces domain and its mostly related to Linux Only.

Keep in touch by subscribing the blog and you can mail me for any assistance or if you want to to hire me then also you can contact me on my email id

support@linuxforeveryone.com

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