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@ Thrillho
2025-02-25 18:15:46
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpqe7rqcsp5pypj3ac5wxnvgnwxmdl5the60wggwlqytaxm9kql0cdsaxd2rl You don't even need to start with the specialized legacy skills imo, if you start with normal sysadmin skills and understand Active Directory, networking basics, etc then you will learn how to maintain those legacy systems in the right environments.
Specialized legacy skills are important, but they shouldn't be your entire portfolio. The people who are good at this job are the ones who are a little bit of a jack of all trades. This is the thing I feel schools and universities fail on. They make you a master of one subject, or one technology but they fail to realize that all of these systems are interconnected. You need to know a little bit about everything to keep it running smoothly.