Introduce yourself to the Community

[Deanna]

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[Winsock]

Well if you have or get any questions, want to know the latest innovation(s) in development, curious to know what is standard today, changing the future for a better tomorrow. BY ALL MEANS get in touch with me or any of the other mad hatters around here! 

Welcome, welcome by the way!

~ Winsock

[FreemanBoss]

I am a software engineer, with experience in fullstack(angular and fastapi), cloud, devops, and an opensource contributor. I am a member of openifra and a contributor to openstack Ironic. I hail from Nigeria and it is a pleasure being part of this vibrant community. I have been keened learning from the redhat courses especially those which involve openstack/openshift.

[TudorRaduta]

@FreemanBoss we’re lucky to have you here, as your skills, your open source spirit, and your global perspective are exactly what make this community stronger. Welcome!

[FreemanBoss]

I am honored. Nice being among the community.

[Winsock]

Welcome sir, if you need anything, you be sure to let someone know. We are thrilled to help, always.

[atengdev]

I have worked as an IT and network administrator for almost eight years, followed by almost five years as a DevOps engineer.

My current experience is primarily focused on DevOps concepts and tools.
I also have experience in Windows, networking, and programming languages such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, C++ and C#.

I am developing my Ansible and linux skills to increase my productivity.

I have also worked as a freelancer on many small projects.

[Chetan_Tiwary_]

@atengdev welcome to the community ! We can surely get a lot of help from you in the DevOps stream here. 

Let us know for any help or any query!

[TudorRaduta]

Welcome! Thanks for sharing your background. To stay in the loop, subscribe to the boards and discussions that interest you so you’ll get updates whenever there’s something new.

[61992809]

My name is Muhammad Atif Wahid and i am good at research and data analsyis especially related to bioinformatics. With increasing era of AI and IT Development there is a need to join such courses and discussions like Red hat to get awareness about its certifictaions 

[rogue_packets]

Hello, my name is Vince, recently stepping back into the IT field and eager to learn and interact with you all.