[colug-432] Colug can provide resources for best practices in Linux Environments

[Steve Potter]

How would this wiki be different from any of the hundreds of other best 
practices sites?

-spp

On 11/4/2019 4:36 PM, Eric Garver wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 28, 2019 at 02:19:48PM -0400, Chris Punches wrote:
>> Hey All,
>>
>> I've been out for a few months doing an infosec focus on a contract.
>>
>> Something's been bothering me about Linux infrastructure in at least this
>> area in most enterprise environments for a while, now.
>>
>> It's occurred to me that there are many best practices that you would
>> probably think are "givens", but, usually due to education issues or
>> politics, are not givens in even sometimes well established, but now
>> strained enterprise environments where places kind of work against
>> themselves without realizing it.
>>
>> I think that having a wiki where these best practices are documented by the
>> local LUG would be beneficial and would probably generate some attention
>> for the LUG as well.  If we did do something like this we'd want to provide
>> some writeups that fill readers in with explanations of common education
>> gaps or addressing common fallacious arguments (provide a big picture
>> context) against these practices.
>>
>> Do we have the resources for maintaining a simple wiki?
> Does "resources" refer to hardware, money, or man-power? I don't have
> answers. I just wanted to clarify the question.
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