For SysAdmin you can use !Sysadmin@lemmy.ml.
For LinuxAdmin you can use !linuxadmin@lemmy.run.
I haven't found one for IT and Helpdesk yet, but I am pretty sure they are out there.
this post was submitted on 25 Jun 2023
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Maybe also !Selfhosted@lemmy.world. There are selfhosted communities on other servers too.
This one seems to have quite a bit of traction, though OP (is that still the correct term here on Lemmy?) would need a different account to subscribe to that instance with, as beehaw is no longer federated with lemmy.world for the time being.
Regarding instances, lemmy.pro came online shortly after I arrived here with the reddit exodus and they describe themselves like this:
Lemmy Pro is an instance intended as a "high performance" instance where we will invest in and ensure its server is high speed and robust.
An instance established to support the overall mission of Lemmy. Our instance admin is made up of folks interested in cybersecurity, web development and related IT so our communities might reflect that, but we’re welcome to all.
Might find some kindred spirits there? And assuming they live up to their claims, it seems like a rather under-utilitized instance at this point? But I don't have an account with them personally, so I can't vouch for them.
I have found the macadmins Slack-channel to be a great resource
Second this. That channel has saved my bacon more than once.
Create or join what you’re looking for and post content. This is all new and some of the niche areas of interest just need a few active voices to kick off the community.
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