Thought I’d share the network & systems management blogs I read on a daily basis in the hope that you’d share yours with me.
Network & Systems Management
- Network Instruments Blog
- Network Performance Daily
- Lukas Beeler’s IT Blog
- 4sysops
- Cisco Blog
- Sentinel
- Everything Sysadmin
- Lone Sysadmin
- Standalone Sysadmin
- Last In – First Out
- Jeff Hengesbach
- IT Skeptic
Cloud Computing
Open Source
Enterprise Management
Protocol Analysis
Data Centre
Aggregators
I’m always on the look out for good systems management blogs, so if you know of any I really should be reading, I’m all ears. 
Update 1: I’ve added the excellent blogs suggested by Matt Simmons & zennippon. Thanks! Anybody got any more that should be on the list above?
Update 2: Oops, forgot about Socialized Software… sorry Mark!
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Mine!
Kidding. well, partly.
I read Last In, First Out, LoneSysadmin.net, and Jeff Hengesbach’s blog as often as they come out.
I think you’re already on PlanetSysadmin, which has a constant stream of good blog entries.
@Matt – thanks, there’s some good reading matter there I shall update the above when I’ve had a chance to get some quality time with the blogs you’ve been kind enough to suggest.
try,
http://opendotdotdot.blogspot.com for open source. Short punchy blogging.
and
http://www.itskeptic.org/ for people and process. The comments on this blog are rich in content
Regards zen
Thanks @Matt & Zennippon all excellent suggestions. I’d lost track of Open… for a while, so thanks for reminding me.
@Matt – so far as I can tell I’m not on PlanetSysadmin. Is there something I need to do to get on there?
@Jack
Sorry, I thought you were. In my Google Reader, I have all my tech blogs in the same folder, and I must have added you separately, and just figured you were lumped into their list.
Yea, you can recommend your blog here: http://warren.guy.net.au/contact.html
Warren usually takes a while to add a site, but he’s a full time sysadmin too, and does the PlanetSysadmin thing in his spare time, I think.