Announcements!

In October 2010, I started employment with Microsoft, where I am working as a Program Manager on the System Center Operations Manager Cross-Platform team.  This is an opportunity that I am very excited about and I am working with a team that I am really proud to be a part of.  I will continue to blog at this site, and I will focus primarily on OpsMgr Cross-Platform topics. 

Additionally, I am excited to announce some new developments regarding the xSNMP and Manage-X for Oracle Management Pack projects.   After developing these Management Pack projects as a solo effort for some time, these projects are now being converted to community-driven projects.  Pete Zerger, of SystemCenterCentral.com, has assembled a fantastic team of MP authoring experts, with a remarkable depth of OpsMgr knowledge,  to drive continued development of these management packs.   

The xSNMP and Manage-X for Oracle MP projects are now homed at:  http://xsnmp.codeplex.com.   General download, source code, documentation, and discussion can be found at this CodePlex site.

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About Kristopher Bash
Kris is a Senior Program Manager at Microsoft, working on UNIX and Linux management features in Microsoft System Center. Prior to joining Microsoft, Kris worked in systems management, server administration, and IT operations for nearly 15 years.

4 Responses to Announcements!

  1. Papastef says:

    Congratulations dude!

  2. kidnapa says:

    grats

  3. Allen says:

    deserved. good luck and have fun.

  4. Gary Hay says:

    Congratulations on the new position within MS hopefully you can drive some much needed cross-platform additions into SCOM v.next

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