Juan J. Natera
Topic:
CPAN tour for System Administrators Juan J. Natera started using Linux in 1999 and soon after, Perl. He is a member of the Los Angeles Perl Mongers, a Perl user's group, and currently works for Ticketmaster Entertainment as a Software Engineer.
Abstract:
Perl's reputation as the Swiss Army Chainsaw is in part due to CPAN, the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network, a repository of Perl code with almost 15000 Perl Modules by thousands of contributors. In this tour of CPAN we will see some of the most useful modules and tools for:
* File management
* Process Management
* File Parsing
* SNMP and Network Client Programming
* Database Programming
We will also see how you can find your next favorite Perl module in CPAN.
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