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Jonathan has over 20 years experience as a Linux systems administrator. In recent years, he has run a lot of WordPress servers. Following\u00a0the age-old sys-admin adage of “If you have to do it more than twice, automate it,” he has built a lot of scripts and tools for managing\u00a0WordPress servers, for both sys-admins and developers. In 2015, he released WP Stagecoach, a plugin that creates WordPress staging sites\u00a0with one click. When he’s not playing with server hardware or automating his regular tasks, you can find Jonathan hiking in the Pacific\u00a0Northwest with his standard poodle or instructing with car clubs at the race track.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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