Acknowledgments
Looking through the chapters of this book forces me to wonder at the size and ambition of the world of open source software. And that makes me think about all the thousands of developers, admins, architects, and—yes—writers who make this vast universe possible. This book is a testament to the hard work and community spirit of those individuals.
I would like to thank my wife for all her help and support through the long and demanding process of writing these books. And, once again, I’m indebted to all the great people at Wiley who helped me turn a plain old manuscript into a great teaching tool.
—David Clinton
When I was hired at Red Hat about a dozen years ago, I didn’t know that the organization would grow to about seven times its size, be bought by IBM for $34 billion, and (so far) still maintain the spirit of openness and excitement that it had when I first signed on. Every day when I come to work, I interact with many of the greatest Linux and cloud developers, testers, instructors, and support professionals in the world.
While I can’t thank everyone individually, there are a few people that I want to acknowledge in particular. I have the good fortune to take on so many cool and challenging projects because of the freedom that I receive from the people to whom I report at work. They include Michelle Bearer, Dawn Eisner, and Sam Knuth. Sam in particular has had my back and encouraged my work for more than a decade.
In my daily work, I want to give a shout ...
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