Options for paid assistance?

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Hello all,   I'm setting up a small deployment (under 500 user entries) 
and find myself poring over a lot of manuals.   I'm in a time crunch and 
would love is to hand this off to a specialist to log into my server and 
perform the required work such as performance tuning, schema creation, 
plugin configurations, etc.

Question:  how do others find ad-hoc paid help within the community?  
Presumably RedHat Support will answer questions and troubleshoot but 
won't actually log in to your server and do the work?    Is it 
appropriate to post the project/job to this list?  I've explored the 
major freelance sites but skills for managing this server seem to be 
quite niche and not widely available.  Any  advice would be appreciated!

Thanks -Dave



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