Today is my last day at Sun Microsystems. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you that I have
met over the years - conferences, user's groups, marketing events, customer calls, emails. Thanks to all of you
that have read my blog and sent along comments, in public and private. And a huge thanks to those of you that
have attended my training classes over the last couple of years. I hope you all have learned some useful things.
I know that I have.
I look at my list of topics in the queue - so much to write about. Perhaps one day. Maybe I'll finish my SMF
book. Perhaps I'll be back at Sun - who knows. Wish I could have done more.
But in the mean time, thank you for all of your support, enthusiasm, and friendship. I wish all of you the best - and
we'll meet again. Look for me on Twitter (
Throatwarbler) or over at blogspot (
bnetherton.blogspot.com and
progbob.blogspot.com)
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Good luck - your skills will always be in demand. Hopefully see you back here shortly. Don't get drawn to the dark side - there are many... LPars, and all that V12N cobblers HP ships...
Posted by TonyK on July 10, 2008 at 08:56 PM CDT #
Thanks Tony. Best of luck with your virtualization initiatives.
Posted by 192.18.101.5 on July 10, 2008 at 09:50 PM CDT #
Its really hard to digest the fact that many experts and accomplished techies are forced to leave Sun, I have heard my directors in the past that Sun is an engineering company and has the best engineers in the world, today I am devastated by the recent developments.
For this reason sometimes I hate executives.
Best of luck.
Posted by Prasanna Seshadri on July 11, 2008 at 02:48 AM CDT #
Bob, I hate to see you leave Sun. I am certain you will do very well wherever you go. I hope to have an opportunity to work with you again in the future.
Take care.
Posted by Robert Peebles on July 11, 2008 at 04:16 PM CDT #
Bob
I'm just stunned. It doesn't make sense. I truly hope something opens up for you here, but more importantly I know someone of your talents will get scooped up quickly. BTW, mangrove?
Posted by Perley Mears on July 11, 2008 at 09:16 PM CDT #
Thanks again for all of the comments, both in public and private. All of the guys in the Solaris Adoption practice sure appreciate it.
And yes Perley - Mangrove, or if you prefer, Raymond Luxury Yacht :-)
Posted by Bob Netherton on July 23, 2008 at 06:34 PM CDT #