I have used a variety of different bios for various past classes
and lectures. So I started collecting here.
Bio #1
Jeremy C. Reed is a BSD Unix consultant, trainer, developer, and advocate.
He is a NetBSD committer.
For NetBSD, he assists with updating the Pkgsrc packages collection
(including for security updates) and managing NetBSD Pkgsrc problem
reports. And Reed is on the NetBSD www team and is a member of the
NetBSD Foundation's public communications Executive Committee. Reed
built and ran the original BSD Today website for two years. And for
the past two years, he has been the editor for BSD Newsletter.com.
Reed has written numerous articles covering BSD and open source news
and teaching various BSD and Unix skills. Reed has organized BSD
lectures and booths at various events and he is an organizer for the
Seattle-area BSD Users Group. As a professional administrator, he has
worked with various versions of BSD/OS, FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD.
He has implemented and professionally maintained various *BSD servers
providing services for thousands of DNS zones and websites and tens of
thousands of email accounts. Reed has taught over 45 lectures and
classes and has taught hands-on *BSD admin classes over ten times.
And Reed is a member of the BSD Certification Group.
Bio #2
Jeremy is a journalist, Unix instructor and consultant (for Puget Sound
Technology), and open source advocate.
Bio #3
Reed is a consultant and trainer for Puget Sound Technology, and a
developer for NetBSD and Pkgsrc and other open source projects.
Bio #4
Jeremy C. Reed teaches open source Unix classes and provides techical
support services for *BSD, Linux and related open source software through
Puget Sound Technology.
As an open source advocate, he has written more than 15 articles for local
magazines and has published over 1,000 open source-related news items at
various online open source websites. Reed is an editor for
BSD Newsletter.com.
Reed is a NetBSD developer. And he is currently working on a new Linux
distribution (based on the "pkgsrc" system) and a sendmail replacement,
called mailout, as well as maintaining and/or assisting with other open
source projects.
Bio #5
Reed is an open source advocate and developer, writer, trainer and
consultant specializing in open source Unix software. His past classes
have included Unix shell essentials, mail server administration, Unix
security, Apache web server, DNS using BIND, Samba, and more.
Bio #6
Jeremy C. Reed, of Puget Sound Technology, is a local
open source advocate and consultant. Reed has several years of
professional experience with mail, web and DNS server administration
(using open source Unix software), supporting thousands of domains and
tens of thousands of email accounts. In addition to maintaining the open
source virtualmail-pop3d project and assisting with documentation and code
for several open source projects, Reed writes articles covering open
source Unix for various online and print publications.
Bio #7
Jeremy C. Reed, of Puget Sound Technology,
writes open source articles and BSD-related articles for various online
and print publications, in addition to maintaining BSD Newsletter.com.
Reed has been doing open source administration for 7+ years, including two
years as the head Unix admin for a multi-state ISP. He maintains a few
open source projects and also provides documentation and code for several
projects. He has been teaching open source Unix for a few years, including
classes and workshops covering Unix shell essentials, mail server
administration (Exim), Unix security, Apache HTTPD, DNS (using BIND 8 and
9), and more.
Bio #8
Jeremy C. Reed is a BSD, Linux and open source administrator, developer,
advocate and everyday user. He writes articles for several publications
covering a variety of Unix, open source software and system
administration topics. Reed also provides technical support services and
teaches workshops and customized classes through Puget Sound Technology.