[racktables-users] Re: User experience survey
- From: Frank Altpeter <frank-racktables@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: racktables-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 13 Mar 2009 17:26:53 +0100
Hi there,
on 2009-03-13 at 15:53:57 CET, Denis Yeldandi wrote:
> Dear RackTables users!
>
> Lots of you in this mailing list have shared their impressions of working
> with RackTables. We are thinking of adding those words to our website and
> quoting them in a local conference we are going to attend soon.
>
> If you kindly drop a line or two, with or without your name and/or
> organization you work for, we would gladly add them to our report, which
> will help us spread the word amongst other people who might find this
> product useful as well.
Taken from a previous email of myself to this list, which you may quote on
your site, referencing my name:
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Just to add my 2 cents, I also appreciate the work on RackTables a lot,
and I really like that software a lot.
I implemented RackTables at my previous company with great success,
covering about 300 servers and managing a /22 IP network with it.
After changing company about 6 months ago, the first thing I implemented
here was also the RackTables system, currently with about 200 servers and
a bunch of /20 networks, and my co-workers (including management) like it
a lot, since it eases asset management a lot. Because of the clean and
extensible structure of the RackTables database, I also managed to
cross-reference and integrate nagios monitoring and bacula backup with our
RackTables installation for automation based on entered data.
So, even if it's a low-prio free-time project, you're doing great work
here and the community is happy to use it.
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Tìoraidh an-dràsda,
Frank Altpeter
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