Manage a large data mining project

Hi , * What source code control system do you use? Initial used cvs , now a days svn. Used git ony for downloading some repos though. * How do you approach your documentation? Prefer comment based docs easy to manage from my point of view. For c++ project doxygen, perldoc for perl and javadoc for java. * Give me an example of a project that totally failed. Recently websocket based thin client for displaying the realtime feed from airplanes. It didnt fail because i didnt achive the goals. The client had a requirement to match some of the stuff in his emulator which was correct. But had to let go because there were some miscommunications. * What open source projects do/have you contribute(d) to in your spare time? Recently a usb based alarm system. Before that fixed few bugs in log4cxx apache and gstreamer issue which was having issues in my system. * What beta toys are you playing with? Have custom products of my own related to low latency feed servers , smpp and 2Fa security. They are live adding new functionality and testing them is in progress.

Hi, I've worked a lot with Ubuntu, EC2, Python, Bootstrap and Django Also done some work for MongoDB. Even though I haven't much experience in Redis I am confident I can learn about it in short time. Here are my answers to the questions you've posted: * What source code control system do you use? Git but also have used Mercurial/Hg for quiet long time * How do you approach your documentation? I do constantly comment my code especially when I am writing a complicated function. I didn't do much real end user documentation writing before * Give me an example of a project that totally failed. I am usually very careful picking up my projects. I ask too many questions and make sure I am fully aware of all the requirements before I start. I don't say I'll do something unless I know I can do it! and that's why I have no failed projects. In few instances I probably misunderstood client's requirement and when the new requirement is beyond my capabilities I apologize and cancel the project (hence my completion rate is less than 100%) . I have no recent failures of that kind that I can recall. If you are interested in my bid please let me know more about the project. Best Regards, Ramast * What open source projects do/have you contribute(d) to in your spare time? * What beta toys are you playing with?

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I am a linux system administrator that is Red Hat Engineer certified (I can provide a cert ID). I have worked on multiple different projects that use Django. They range from automatic provisioning systems for game servers using a ZMQ to time management systems that interface with Android and iOS devices. Also I have developed pyqt/pyside apps that interface with Django websites and also gathers data from flight simulators. For a source code system I currently use GIT, I find it works really well. Documentation for source code is done as I go with comments in the code however I can provide separate files to document. A project that I have worked on that failed completely was a project to track minecraft servers. Currently I have not contributed to open source projects. Something I wish to do however I have not found one that fits me. Currently I am playing with building my own cloud/HA infrastructure using GlusterFS and KVM servers all controlled by a Django site with Celery handing all tasks to keep the web UI responsive.