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I decided to track topics I need to study for work or at least give things a clean slate for interviews.

Linux Enterprise Experience

Automation with Perl and Python
   Finish Python Study book along with DTrace

Finish SNMP Study book Lab working samples

Configure Hadoop

Configure Hbase

Configure and Study MapReduce

Finish MongoDB study
Finish NoSQL Study
Finish MySQL Study and create resource review and documentation.

Complete Oracle VM Implementation Guide Study

Complete Vagrant, GIT and Subversion builds and document results.

Complete Puppet Test lab enviroment along with comparable  CFEngine configuration and deployment.

I think for now this is a good start also along with Cisco UCS Study and Lab I will need to look around Pirate Bay for the books and training materials to get started along with its virtual labs to get it placed together.

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