Mihail Vukadinoff

Mihail Vukadinoff
Mihail Vukadinoff
CTO & DevOps Lead

“My name is Mihail and I am the CTO and Co-founder of ITGix, a DevOps Services Provider company. I have  extensive knowledge in engineering, consulting, and delivery of DevOps, Professional Services, Managed Services, and Cloud solutions. I am an innovation seeker and big tech enthusiast. I lecture in Universities around the country. I am always eager to help companies and startups design best-fit digitalization strategies, suggest effective business models, build and develop their products.”

ORACLE DATABASE – Monitor w/ NAGIOS Using CHECK ORACLE HEALTH

Technology Innovation / Automation / Databases
Mihail Vukadinoff
Mihail Vukadinoff
CTO & DevOps Lead
04.06.2018
Reading time: 4 mins.
Set up Check Oracle Health This tutorial explains how to set up Check Oracle Health: check_oracle_health script (credits to Gerhard Lausser) to work on your Nagios environment on CentOS (or...
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OpenStack NFS Backend Causing Total Hangs

Technology Innovation / DevOps / DevOps
Mihail Vukadinoff
Mihail Vukadinoff
CTO & DevOps Lead
19.08.2017
Reading time: 4 mins.
I’m not a big NFS fan ever since I worked as a Linux/Unix administrator way back in the good old days. Sometimes when the NFS server hung, lost network connectivity,...
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Backing Up Your Virtual Machines in OpenStack

Technology Innovation / Best Practices / Cloud
Mihail Vukadinoff
Mihail Vukadinoff
CTO & DevOps Lead
27.07.2017
Reading time: 5 mins.
Backup is an essential part of IT infrastructure management. Having HA solutions, RAIDs, etc. doesn’t free you from the need for backup. In case of a human error all those...
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Configuring Multiple Block Storage Backends in OpenStack Cinder

Technology Innovation / Automation / Best Practices
Mihail Vukadinoff
Mihail Vukadinoff
CTO & DevOps Lead
10.06.2017
Reading time: 3 mins.
If you’re an administrator of virtualized environments you have definitely run into IO performance issues. IO is the first bottleneck that one hits. Luckily persistent storage has evolved throughout the...
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