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Pro Python System Administration (Expert's Voice in Open Source) + Source Code by Rytis Sileika
Apress; 1 edition | July 25, 2010 | English | ISBN: 1430226056 | 417 pages | PDF | 8 MB
Apress; 1 edition | July 25, 2010 | English | ISBN: 1430226056 | 417 pages | PDF | 8 MB
As time goes on, system administrators are presented with increasingly complicated challenges. In the early days, a team of engineers might have had to look after one or two systems. These days, one engineer can administer hundreds or thousands of systems. System administrators are gradually replacing their tools with more advanced and flexible ones. One of the choices is Python. Structurally, Python is a modern, high-level language with a very clean syntax. Python comes with many built-in libraries that can make automation tasks easier. It also has extensive set of third-party libraries and a very active development community. This flexibility makes Python a good choice for a wide variety of tasks, from prototyping science applications to system maintenance and administration jobs.