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Who I am:
Hello All, my name is Venkat
Where I'm based:
Santa Clara, California, US
My workstation:
Work: MacBook Pro with 2 external monitors
Personal/Home: One Intel NUC and two Raspberry Pi's
The discipline I enjoy the most is:
My expertise is in Infrastructure (Cloud, On-prem, DevOps, SRE, Platform, DBA), from past 4 years working on backend development (c++) and doing engineering management tasks/roles
My favorite course to teach:
DevOps(end to end) and Database Adminsitration
Highest Red Hat Certification:
None
The teaching tool I cannot do without:
None in specific
My favorite toy as a kid:
He-Man toy.
Sports I played:
Tennis, Badminton, Ping-Pong (table tennis)Favorite Red Hat memories:
None as of today, just joined the red-hat community.Hello -- so glad to be here!
I am a serious content and learning nerd based in Pittsburgh, PA. I'm currently a CCS content strategist focused on OpenShift AI as well as the new unified learn experience and jazzed about planning, creating, and connecting all kinds of technical content to support users as they move through the e2e journey and the more discrete tasks and goals along the way.
I'm a very curious person by nature -- love to learn and help others do so. I've worked as a tech writer and trainer, an instructional designer for a cybersecurity company, and an adjunct professor at CMU.
Those experiences taught me a lot about learning theory and gave me the freedom to try different approaches, especially in a classroom where students aren't always engaged. We definitely had some fun!
It's gratifying to meld aspects of those diciplines into the content strategy work I'm doing -- a chance to take a more holistic approach and think outside of the traditional product doc model.
However, there's still so much more for me to learn. For example, I want to figure out how best to incorporate learning into other technical content, like docs, to create a more seamless, streamlined experience for users looking to both learn and do.
When I'm not nerding out over content and learning, I
Excited to connect with and learn from y'all.
Who I am:
Hello Folks . My name is Edson
Where I'm based:
Lima , Peru
My workstation:
Work: Thinkpad T14
Personal/Home: HP Envy
The discipline I enjoy the most is:
well my discipline virtualization , infrastucre and cloud services
My favorite course to teach:
Linux and Virtualizalization ,
Highest Red Hat Certification:
In progress, i have others from other companies.
The teaching tool I cannot do without:
None in specific
My favorite toy as a kid:
saint seiya anime toy
Sports I played:
SoccerFavorite Red Hat memories:
when i participate Redhat Summits and see people with their red hat in the head .
Hey Yall!
I'm jeff from NE Ohio, USA. A SWE student in my first year, and I've become a huge Linux nerd. I've been hanging around the Fedora Project, and I've decided I want to focus my career on Linux, specifically RHEL.
I can't afford to take any of the courses, but I'm using whatever free resources I can find and getting hands-on learning from contributing to the Fedora project. I highly suggest joining the Fedora community; everyone there is super helpful and nice.
The plan is to get my RHCSA by the end of the year.
Hi @Everyone,
My name is Aman. I am from Uttarakhand, India.
I am a student and I'm new to Linux.
So, I request everyone to suggest me some good Learning paths and help me on my learning
Hello @_Aman_ !
Welcome to the community! Sorry for late replying to your post but I have something really useful to start your linux journey !
For starters , please go throught these introductory learning videos on Linux basics here : https://www.redhat.com/en/services/training/rh024-red-hat-linux-technical-overview
You just need to fill the form and you can access those.
Once you are familiar with linux, you can start with our learning and certification journey - with courses like RH124 and RH134 and then you can have a certification exam RHCSA
That's all for you now! Please go through this information and let me know for any queries ! You can also get a lot of info on this community regarding the same.
Well I'm sorry for my late reply! lol
Thank you, this is awesome!
A little update on my journey, I finished my first term of college, and I'm really starting to dig in deep on learning RHEL and other Red Hat stuff. I just picked up an old Dell OptiPlex 7090 with an 8th gen I-7 and two 12 TB HDD. I plan to use it to learn RHEL and also host Jellyfin, NAS, remote dev env and whatever other stuff I want to mess with.
I wanted to run OpenShift or OKD on it, but I don't think my pc has the juice… I'll probably just go with proxmox even though I rather have everything running in podman containers instead of VM's because to me, they are easier to manage. (also, I'm really trying to learn Red Hat stuff lol)
Thanks for this info and I'll cya around.
Welcome to the community @Jeffiscow ! Moooooo!
Just realized you weren't replying to me.... smh lol Just looked like it in the email chain.
Moo!
np at all ! it is good to connect to so many learners !!
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