Introduction: Aditya Konarde

[Aditya Konarde]

Hello everyone!

My name is Aditya Konarde. I am from India and this is my first time
contributing to an open source project. I am pursuing a Bachelors Degree in
Computer Science Engineering, and have a fair knowledge of Python, as well
as commonly used web technologies.

I have achieved the Red Hat Certified Engineer, RHCSA, RHCSA(OpenStack)
certifications. I also have a working knowledge of Docker, and my final
year project is on automated bare metal deployments.

As you could guess from my profile, I am interested in both Dev and Ops :)

I got to know about the fedora-commops group in a recent fedora online
webinar, and I would like to contribute to the following: Storytelling
(Magazine, blogs), Wiki and the Culture.

I enjoy working with the community and have organised various events at the
college level. I feel that my experience with such events will prove
valuable for commops, as well as any fedora events in India.

I am also looking forward to contribute into development and QA.

Looking forward to grow with the community :)

Regards,
Aditya Konarde
Email: aditya.konarde(a)gmail.com
IRC: adityakonarde on freenode

[Dhanesh Bhalchandra Sabane]

>  Hello everyone!
>  
>  My name is Aditya Konarde. I am from India and this is my first time
>  contributing to an open source project. I am pursuing a Bachelors Degree in
>  Computer Science Engineering, and have a fair knowledge of Python, as well
>  as commonly used web technologies.
>  
>  I have achieved the Red Hat Certified Engineer, RHCSA, RHCSA(OpenStack)
>  certifications. I also have a working knowledge of Docker, and my final
>  year project is on automated bare metal deployments.
>  
>  As you could guess from my profile, I am interested in both Dev and Ops :)
>  
>  I got to know about the fedora-commops group in a recent fedora online
>  webinar, and I would like to contribute to the following: Storytelling
>  (Magazine, blogs), Wiki and the Culture.
>  
>  I enjoy working with the community and have organised various events at the
>  college level. I feel that my experience with such events will prove
>  valuable for commops, as well as any fedora events in India.
>  
>  I am also looking forward to contribute into development and QA.
>  
>  Looking forward to grow with the community :)
>  
>  Regards,
>  Aditya Konarde
>  Email: aditya.konarde(a)gmail.com
>  IRC: adityakonarde on freenode 
Hello Aditya and welcome to Fedora CommOps! I'm sure your experience can prove
valuable to CommOps and we can't wait to see you in action. Do drop by at our meeting
which happens on every Tuesday at 10:00 PM IST.

Regards,
Dhanesh B. Sabane
dhanesh95(a)fedoraproject.org

[Aditya Konarde]

Thank you Dhanesh! I will surely be attending the meeting tomorrow. See you there :)

[Radka Janekova]

Hello Aditya,

welcome aboard and see you tomorrow if you show up on irc!


Best regards,
Radka (irc: Rhea)

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*Radka Janeková*
*radka.janek(a)redhat.com <radka.janek(a)redhat.com&gt;*


On Sun, Sep 25, 2016 at 4:14 PM, Aditya Konarde <aditya.konarde(a)gmail.com&gt;
wrote:

>  Hello everyone!
>
>  My name is Aditya Konarde. I am from India and this is my first time
>  contributing to an open source project. I am pursuing a Bachelors Degree in
>  Computer Science Engineering, and have a fair knowledge of Python, as well
>  as commonly used web technologies.
>
>  I have achieved the Red Hat Certified Engineer, RHCSA, RHCSA(OpenStack)
>  certifications. I also have a working knowledge of Docker, and my final
>  year project is on automated bare metal deployments.
>
>  As you could guess from my profile, I am interested in both Dev and Ops :)
>
>  I got to know about the fedora-commops group in a recent fedora online
>  webinar, and I would like to contribute to the following: Storytelling
>  (Magazine, blogs), Wiki and the Culture.
>
>  I enjoy working with the community and have organised various events at
>  the college level. I feel that my experience with such events will prove
>  valuable for commops, as well as any fedora events in India.
>
>  I am also looking forward to contribute into development and QA.
>
>  Looking forward to grow with the community :)
>
>  Regards,
>  Aditya Konarde
>  Email: aditya.konarde(a)gmail.com
>  IRC: adityakonarde on freenode
>
>
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>

[Aditya Konarde]

Hello Radka, 

Looking forward to my first meeting, I'll see you there :)

Regards, 
Aditya Konarde(irc: adityakonarde)

[Justin W. Flory]

On 09/25/2016 10:14 AM, Aditya Konarde wrote:
>  Hello everyone!
>
>  My name is Aditya Konarde. I am from India and this is my first time
>  contributing to an open source project. I am pursuing a Bachelors Degree
>  in Computer Science Engineering, and have a fair knowledge of Python, as
>  well as commonly used web technologies.
>
>  I have achieved the Red Hat Certified Engineer, RHCSA, RHCSA(OpenStack)
>  certifications. I also have a working knowledge of Docker, and my final
>  year project is on automated bare metal deployments.
>
>  As you could guess from my profile, I am interested in both Dev and Ops :)
>
>  I got to know about the fedora-commops group in a recent fedora online
>  webinar, and I would like to contribute to the following: Storytelling
>  (Magazine, blogs), Wiki and the Culture.
>
>  I enjoy working with the community and have organised various events at
>  the college level. I feel that my experience with such events will prove
>  valuable for commops, as well as any fedora events in India.
>
>  I am also looking forward to contribute into development and QA.
>
>  Looking forward to grow with the community :)
>
>  Regards,
>  Aditya Konarde
>  Email: aditya.konarde(a)gmail.com <mailto:[e-mail]>
>  IRC: adityakonarde on freenode
>  
Hello, Aditya! Welcome to Fedora CommOps! We are glad to have you join 
us here. Sad regards about this week's meeting - due to connectivity 
issues with freenode and personal issues on my end, we had to cancel 
last minute. But rest assured, we meet at the same time every week, so 
you will be able to participate again in the coming future. :)

Awesome to hear that you are a student and a Pythonista! I am also a 
student in the US as well. Contributing to an open source project for 
the first time can be daunting, but it is absolutely worth it. Your 
Python skills can definitely be put to use as Fedora is an innovator 
when it comes to Python. We're actively leading the Python 2 => Python 3 
porting effort, and countless applications in our infrastructure are all 
powered by Python! You might have seen some of them already: FAS, Fedora 
Badges (Tahrir), Pagure, and many more.

For storytelling, the wiki, and community culture, there are definitely 
ways for you to help contribute. Storytelling is some of the most 
important work we do because we're helping communicate all of the 
awesome things happening in the Fedora community to the rest of the 
world. The Fedora Magazine and the Community Blog are both great tools 
for aiding us in storytelling. You can learn more about writing for 
either at the following links (it is worth noting that the Magazine is 
split off from CommOps, so they have their own mailing list too).

     https://communityblog.fedoraproject.org/writing-community-blog-article/

     https://fedoramagazine.org/writing-an-article-for-the-fedora-magazine/

Wiki gardening is also one of the many tasks we assist with, but it is 
usually dealt with on an ad-hoc basis. There are some larger tasks 
related to the wiki in our Pagure repository. We use Pagure for "keeping 
track" of all the ongoing tasks and projects we are working on here in 
CommOps. I definitely recommend exploring some of the issues in the 
repository, and if anything looks interesting, feel free to comment on 
it as well!

     https://pagure.io/fedora-commops/issues

Hopefully this is enough to help get you started with for now. Feel free 
to check this all out, and if you have any questions, please let us 
know! Don't be afraid to ask questions. :)

Again, we're glad to have you here with us, and welcome aboard!!

-- 
Cheers,
Justin W. Flory
jflory7(a)gmail.com

[Sumantro Mukherjee]

----- Original Message -----
>  From: "Aditya Konarde" <aditya.konarde(a)gmail.com&gt;
>  To: commops(a)lists.fedoraproject.org
>  Sent: Sunday, September 25, 2016 7:44:52 PM
>  Subject: [commops] Introduction: Aditya Konarde
>  
>  Hello everyone!
>  
>  My name is Aditya Konarde. I am from India and this is my first time
>  contributing to an open source project. I am pursuing a Bachelors Degree in
>  Computer Science Engineering, and have a fair knowledge of Python, as well
>  as commonly used web technologies.
>  
>  I have achieved the Red Hat Certified Engineer, RHCSA, RHCSA(OpenStack)
>  certifications. I also have a working knowledge of Docker, and my final year
>  project is on automated bare metal deployments.
>  
>  As you could guess from my profile, I am interested in both Dev and Ops :)
>  
>  I got to know about the fedora-commops group in a recent fedora online
>  webinar, and I would like to contribute to the following: Storytelling
>  (Magazine, blogs), Wiki and the Culture.
>  
>  I enjoy working with the community and have organised various events at the
>  college level. I feel that my experience with such events will prove
>  valuable for commops, as well as any fedora events in India.
>  
>  I am also looking forward to contribute into development and QA. 

For QA you can drop in a mail to test(a)lists.fedoraproject.org and we will be able to help
you start your contribution right off . Now is a good time because we have an onboarding
call coming up.

Thanks
Sumantro


> 
> Looking forward to grow with the community :)
> 
> Regards,
> Aditya Konarde
> Email: aditya.konarde(a)gmail.com
> IRC: adityakonarde on freenode
> 
> 
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