I've recently had to think about a good technical solution to our Source Code Management (SCM) problems. We're using a central RCS directory tree to handle everything. It started out with just a few scripts and kickstart files we needed to put under revision control , but soon it ballooned (or course)... While I do have some experience with CVS, I heard about Subversion (SVN) and other SCM tools and stumbled upon this comparison of Subversion or CVS, Bazaar or Mercurial . Great read! It doesn't offer a easy solution though, and experience is still the best guide. The difference between open and closed distributed revision control is also a tough decision to make, without solid team experience with either.
Blog about usage of Oracle's Enterprise Linux (OEL) aka "Unbreakable Linux" in a data center. Installation, configuration, tweaks, hacks, tips and tricks... whatever and all of the above, as we deploy Linux servers as the choice for all non-Microsoft services