Typical Workday as a Sysadmin

A small glimpse of what a day might look like for me as a system administrator.

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[michaelscofield]

As sysadmin you definitely don't wanna have an adventurous day, the more boring the better. If you start your day with something interesting i.e. a disaster recovery you will not have 1 min to go for a break.

[rjconnector]

watched this before starting college, now im working my first IT internship ❤️

[viralarchitect]

I'm an SA and I was happy to see a video showing that my workday is similar to yours in many ways.

[NitinChacko]

Grt effort. This video shows how passionate you are about your job. Keep it up.

[dreadlordnitsuga]

Loved it, absolutely loved it. Very informative and useful, and entertaining too.

[yohangelmorales]

The most realistic day in the life video i've watched. Thank you!

[matthewcloukia]

Nice quick video. Be sure to set timers to stand frequently. Sitting is the new smoking.

[ronniekoomba]

Hello there and thank you for posting this video. I currently work for a big organization. I work as a computer technician and my goal is to be a systems administrator.
Watching your video made me feel like it's a lot of scripting or coding? PowerShell?

[UmarzukiMochlis]

hey man, coffee is my go to to start the day too

[Melons]

Interesting video, I am working towards obtaining a sys admin job. It’s cool to see a day in the life

[ikemmanuel]

Nice one. I wanted to know if one need to know coding or any programming language to do your job. Thanks

[kylelopes]

Glad i came across your channel. Great videos man! Are there fully remote system administrator jobs? I never hear of anyone speaking on that. Asking cas im in a help desk role currently buy im actively applying for system administrator role as i think im ready to move up . Thank you!

[helpdesk]

Awesome, thanks for sharing. I have been an FE for almost two decades. BUT recently severely broke my foot and have been out of work for half a year (and counting). I probably should switch to a desk job for at least a year to heal. I was 6 figure so that will be difficult to replace as a novice in what ever I do. I have a home cloud setup (subscribed to VMware Advantage membership) that I can practice on and a hosted openstack student license. I have a lot to learn especially with Linux, time will tell. Seems too much but I may have no choice. I'm getting older so if I switch I will probably keep that "desk job" permanently if I can succeed. I love my present job (EMC/ HES install and break fix) but I might not be able to do that position anymore. Stuff happens.

[Hebrews__KJV]

If Garfield was a Sysadmin. I mean that in the best way possible.

[BhanrajRamroop]

Great Video Sir! By the way, what Monitor are you using?

[-ulikakkuliev]

I work as 1st line support engineer. Thinking about promotion to sysadmin, successfully obtained Linux certifications in internal mylearning platform. However I don't think that it is going to be quick process.

[migueljimenez]

Hello Henok, thanks for this great video, I think, you might to create a sysadmin community to help others sysadmin.

[Jive-]

Kakashi on the desk
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[peterprotege]

Hi what are your thoughts on giving recruiters personal information I am from Friends and a green card holder. Some recruiters are asking for picture of ID, green card. Is this common practice or a scam? Please make a video on how to deal with Recruiters on LinkedIn or indeed. Any advice. Thanks

[HeyJaredHowYaDoin]

What kind of certs/education would one need for this kind of remote role? I am working on my CCNA now, have abour 10 years of electronics experience with the navy.