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North Dakota Self Healing Systems Since 2002

Self-aware systems can assist in disaster recovery and more.

Computers do a lot for us and when utilized properly can actually resolve common issues.  Imagine if a monitor could detect an issue before it becomes a problem, before users complain, before it gets worse.  I used to write systems which would monitor for issues and run scripts to repair / rectify the issue if possible and notify IT Support of the issue, if it was automatically resolved and how.  If the system could not automatically repair/address the issue it would notify IT Support as well.

North Dakota Customers

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Some information I know about North Dakota is I believe the state was admitted or ratified to the United States around or about 'November 2, 1889'.  North Dakota is located around latitude '47.650589' and longitude of '-100.437012' and has a population of roughly '779,094 million'.  If I remember correctly the capital is 'Bismarck' and the largest city is 'Fargo'. 

I have written systems that do just that.  Understanding computers, network architecture, network infrastructure and protocols allows me to develop monitors which allow systems to become self healing.

Word of Mouth

Take a moment to read related case studies and testimonials below around my experience with Self Healing Systems.



"The website is fantastic.  Thank you very much for the hard work you have put into it."

8/27/2003
Debra S.  Brown | USA
Accounting
Triad Guaranty

Case Study

When Triad Guaranty needed a Risk Based reporting system, I assisted by writing a solution in Perl/CGI under Apache running on Linux.  The resulting system made the newspapers as the first PMI (Primary Mortgage Company) to allow their loan partners to view Risk Based information.

I also wrote an Oracle Blob based Document Management System for Triad Guaranty for pickup and storage of their EDI Fannie and Freddie files saving Triad over $50,000 from the canned software solutions they were reviewing.

Here's where the REAL INGENUITY came in.  ->  I wrote the Oracle database blobs in a way that even Oracle forms and Oracle Reports couldn't extract the blob files and they work outside the Visual Basic software that I created to access them.  Puzzling every Oracle developer who attempted to test reading their first blob.  How did I do it?  I removed the EOF terminators prior to saving to the blob and simply put the EOF terminators back when my software extracted them to disk.

"We received a message this morning that the Appworx_prod oracle production box was low on disk space.  Eddie's program EZ-mon has turned out to be very helpful."

12/12/2002
Kenny McMellon | USA
Accounting
Triad Guaranty


Processes and hardware are prone to issues.  Even network infrastructures not under my control can cause problems when they are an integral component of systems.  Vendors need monitoring as well.

If at any point you decide to reach to me just know the area code I work within for North Dakota is '701'.  For Self Healing Systems assistance you will find my rates very reasonable for North Dakota.  Now just keep in mind my time zone is 'Eastern Standard Time (EST)' and I know the time zones in North Dakota are 'Most of the state: Central Standard Time (CST) / Western North Dakota: Mountain Standard Time (MST)' in case you wish to call me.  Anyway let me continue.

Why wait for the problem to occur?  I don't, I develop methods to fix and notify thus saving your company thousands if not millions in service calls and down time.

Here's the most challenging self healing scenario.  Disaster Recovery!!!!  How in the world I build systems that automate disaster recovery across diverse architecture, protocols and ensure I do not make matters worse?  It is not easy but I first develop a team to ensure every aspect is covered, test on a small scale, repeat the test, repeat the test again.  Try on a slightly larger scale with different hardware and protocols until I am comfortable automation works.  In this scenario not 100% of everything can be automated.  Human intervention is needed at key steps.

You know, I don't make it out to North Dakota much but I would like to see the 'Western Meadowlark' state bird.  I am a little familiar with the North Dakota 'Wild prairie rose' state flower as well.  However, I do not know much about North Dakota's state tree the 'American Elm'.  Fishing is fun to me perhaps I would like reeling in the North Dakota 'Northern pike' state fish.  Anyway, sorry I went off topic.  Let me continue.

Areas of Hardware and Process Mitigation

Understand, Plan, Implement, Manage:

  1. Understand your processes
  2. Understand failure points
  3. Understand command level methods for resolving issues
  4. Understand those issues which need manual resolution by a human
  5. Plan through creating monitors that are scheduled and have a frequency
  6. Implement monitors and monitor the monitors until your sure they are running correctly
  7. Manage by tweaking monitors, adding more monitors as the needs arise

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Word of Mouth

[ Latest 10 ]

"DeFI (Decentralized Finance) Development - Personally, wrote a blockchain wallet payment solution in native C# without 3rd party libraries (such as BouncyCastle and NewtonSoft)."

2/1/2023
Eddie Drye | USA
.Net Developer
Self

"Eddie is very strong given his expertise from years of software development.  Eddie spends quality time observing things working well and also those that are not.  Based on the patterns he has always engaged with the teams to provide constructive feedback and ensured to the solution."

5/27/2023
Arun Nitta | USA
SVP - Portfolio Delivery Manager / Program Manager
Bank of America

"I highly recommend Eddie Drye for any future role as Scrum Master for software development teams.  He has a very calming demeanor, is a good listener and he learns fast.  He contributed within his first few days here and was in a rhythm quickly."

12/2/2022
Larry Imperiale | USA
Senior VP, APS&E Operational Intelligence
Bank of America

"Eddie, Fantastic update on the technical status for the Operational Intelligence body of work."

11/9/2022
Phil Rice | USA
VP Architect of Channels Technologies CTO
Bank of America

"Eddie, thanks for all you are doing.  We, ESQ and Vynamic View project team, all appreciate what you are doing.  We see improvements already."

8/26/2022
Doug Elkins | USA
VP Infrastructure Engineer II
Bank of America

"Eddie, I really like how you run the Fleet projects.  I enjoy working with you."

10/14/2021
Scott Cash | USA
Director of IT Management
Pike Engineering

"Eddie did a great job researching tons of documents to put the GSPLAD project back on track."

10/14/2019
Lee Quackenbush | USA
IAM Manager
Delhaize

"Thanks go to Wilson and Eddie for their hard work to complete these BRD/FRDs."

1/22/2018
Stephen Rossi | USA
Nitro Project Manager
Delhaize

"Special thanks to Eddie, who joined me in burning the midnight oil this week."

1/21/2018
Wilson Schmidt | USA
DiPLA Business Analyst
Delhaize

"Eddie this is a really good start at troubleshooting this! (Production Issue)"

1/16/2018
Jon Nebauer | USA
DiPLA Solutions Manager
Delhaize

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