Introduce yourself to the Community

[Deanna]

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[joan04ofarch]

Joan and I think Ansible is solution for all the prolems. i just have to learn the basics. Then intermediary and... installah, by the time I will be a grandma.. a PRO. piece of cake. (not is u r diabetic...)

[Akoram]

Hi Guys, this is Akoram (Aghoram), A 3-year experienced java developer. Wanted to learn LINUX/UNIX.

[Chetan_Tiwary_]

Welcome to the community @Akoram ! Let us know if you need any help regarding learning Linux/Unix.

[Trevor]

Akoram, you'll not only find a lot of people willing to offer
you assistance, but most of all some incredibly knowledgeable
community members - like Chetan_Tiwary!!!

[rhdebater]

Hello. in Finnish educational institutions as a teacher and developing the use of IT for almost 40 years

[TudorRaduta]

@rhdebater Wow, almost 40 years in educational institutions and IT development -that’s impressive! With all that experience, you’ve got so much to offer. We’d love for you to share your knowledge with the community. Our platform thrives on open, peer-to-peer learning, and your insights could really help others in their learning journeys.

I recommend checking out the Red Hat Academy group to join conversations with fellow Academy admins, instructors and students. Also, make sure to join the Red Hat Academy Educators group to stay updated on announcements, instructor discussions, and more. I’ll send you invitations to both groups, and feel free to explore the other discussion boards and groups as well!

[SunnyN]

Hi everyone,

My name is Sunny, and I'm excited to be part of the RHLC! I'm a Linux enthusiast with a background in infrastructure and cloud engineering. Along the way, I've earned several Red Hat certifications, including RHCE, RHCSA, OpenShift Administration, and a few specialist badges.

I'm here to keep growing, connect with like-minded professionals, and stay sharp on all things open source.

Looking forward to learning, sharing, and contributing to this amazing community!

[TudorRaduta]

Hi Sunny @SunnyN , welcome to the community! 

It’s awesome to have someone with your experience in Linux and cloud engineering here. With all your certifications and expertise, you’ll definitely find a lot of valuable discussions to engage with!

I encourage you to explore the boards under the Discuss menu—there are a wide range of topics that might pique your interest. Also, check out the specialized groups here, where you’ll find even more focused content and discussions. Be sure to subscribe to the boards and groups that interest you, so you’ll receive updates and stay informed on the go. You’ll also notice some unanswered topics where your expertise could really help out, and a wealth of resources shared by fellow members.

If you ever have a lesson or piece of content you’d like to share, just let me know! I’d be happy to help you get it published in the blogs or featured for others to learn from. 

Looking forward to seeing your contributions!

[sbzsilva]

Hello everyone,

My name is Sergio Silva, and I’m excited to join this Red Hat community from Vancouver, Canada! Today, I decided to take a leap forward in my certification journey by setting up a Red Hat development environment in my lab—and connecting with all of you felt like the perfect next step.

Professionally, I’ve spent several years as a Network Support Engineer, specializing in Cisco technologies, Fortinet, and Sophos firewalls. Recently, I’ve been diving into Palo Alto firewalls and am eager to expand my expertise in Ansible to streamline automation workflows.

I’m thrilled to collaborate, learn from this community, and share insights as I prepare for my Red Hat certifications. Let’s grow together—see you online!

Regards,

@sbzsilva 

[TudorRaduta]

Hey Sergio, welcome to the community! Excited to have you here and looking forward to learning and growing together!