Volodymyr Melnyk Email & Phone Number

Допомагаю і заважаю, сприяю і запобігаю, люблю і ненавиджу;-)

Khmarochos is a non-commercial organisation indented to raise funds for Armed Forces of Ukraine by teaching and training DevOps engineers. The students don't pay anything to us, but they are obliged to make weekly donations to the Demokratychna Sokyra foundation. I started this initiative to raise some funds for purchasing a SUV for one of our assault.

Ukraine

We decided to launch this project at the end of 2011 when we had realized that cloud computing services are becoming more and more popular amongst corporate customers in Ukraine. As a result, we were one of the first companies that offered cloud infrastructure as a service (IaaS), and we've got first orders at the beginning of 2012'th.Now I'm maintaining.

Ukraine

Зберігаємо спокій і робимо затишно =)

Ukraine

In the middle of the 2005th, my partner (Kateryna Sukhobok) and I had found a new company to provide high-quality Internet services for corporate customers in Ukraine. We had a few years of experience in this industry, so we saw an excellent opportunity to choose customer's comfort as a core value of our company. Time has proved that it was quite a good.

Ukraine

I came to SilverCom as the chief engineer - that position implied my full responsibility for all technical aspects of company's network. The company were providing customers in Kyiv with a wide range of internet-connectivity services: from dial-up to xDSL and leased-lines. When I came to this company, the infrastructure was a total mess: all servers and.

Ukraine

Interstrada was quite a big ISP: there were about a dozen of sites connected to each other by fiber, copper and even radiowaves. Most of our customers were connected by wireless links (we used TurboCell by KarlNet as the technical solution). My responsibility was servers (Linux), routers and switches (Cisco, Avaya, and other pieces of networking hardware I.

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It was really exciting experience to move to other town (Irpin - it's a small town near Kyiv City) to build my very first ISP from scratch. There were several servers running FreeBSD and a bunch of modems connected to phone lines. We weren't the first ISP in this town (acutally we were the second), but our connection were fast and stable, our technical.

Ukraine

It was my first job as a system administration. Basically, I maintained one Linux-server and a small local-area network (mostly coaxial ethernet) consisted of about 30-40 PCs. It was the place where I've learned what the hell is Linux and how it works.

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It was my very first job in ISP, that's where I was introduced to the Internet. I helped users to set up connection to the Internet and gained a lot of valuabled experience.

Ukraine

It was my very first job ever. I did some maintenance works of really old and big boxes (they were called SM-1600, it was c Soviet clone of PDP-11 running a clone of RSX-11 as the operating system) and developed a simple database (I used FoxPro language - pretty nice implementation of xBase ideology) for plant's HR-department.So, yes, I'm such an oldfag.:-)