Staff Member Linux work for Small Hosting/Vpn Company Put Salary required $ in bid
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m looking for a reliable Linux professional who can jump in quickly whenever an issue pops up and, between emergencies, handle light day-to-day upkeep on a part-time basis. The workload is unpredictable—some weeks might be quiet, others could need several short interventions—so flexibility is key.
When you reply, please tell me:
• the hourly or monthly rate you’d expect for this kind of on-call arrangement, and
• the time-blocks (or total hours per week) you can realistically reserve for me.
To keep the vetting fast, include links or brief notes on past work that shows you have already solved real-world Linux problems in production environments. Screenshots, GitHub issues you closed, or concise case studies are fine—no elaborate proposal needed.
Most of the servers run common distributions (Ubuntu and CentOS) with typical LAMP stacks, so familiarity with SSH, systemd, basic shell scripting, package management, and troubleshooting network or service failures will help you hit the ground running. If you also feel comfortable applying security patches and kernel updates when necessary, that’s a plus.
I’ll keep the posting open until I find someone who matches both the cost and availability I have in mind, then we’ll set up a quick call and arrange access credentials. Looking forward to hearing about your previous Linux rescue jobs.
When you reply, please tell me:
• the hourly or monthly rate you’d expect for this kind of on-call arrangement, and
• the time-blocks (or total hours per week) you can realistically reserve for me.
To keep the vetting fast, include links or brief notes on past work that shows you have already solved real-world Linux problems in production environments. Screenshots, GitHub issues you closed, or concise case studies are fine—no elaborate proposal needed.
Most of the servers run common distributions (Ubuntu and CentOS) with typical LAMP stacks, so familiarity with SSH, systemd, basic shell scripting, package management, and troubleshooting network or service failures will help you hit the ground running. If you also feel comfortable applying security patches and kernel updates when necessary, that’s a plus.
I’ll keep the posting open until I find someone who matches both the cost and availability I have in mind, then we’ll set up a quick call and arrange access credentials. Looking forward to hearing about your previous Linux rescue jobs.