Meeting Agenda Item: Introduction Leonardo Rossetti

[Leonardo Rossetti]

Hello there,

My name is Leonardo Rossetti, nickname Leo, I am currently located in São
Paulo - Brazil (GMT-3) and my irc username in freenode is "lrossetti".

I have been working  as a software engineer for the last 10 years with a
focus on automation and backend services (with a particular heavy usage in
python).
My most recent work is an open source project that enables mobile ci/cd on
top of openshift and jenkins[1].

I am currently employed by Red Hat but I am joining as an individual and
not on behalf of my employer.

I've been using fedora for a while now (former debian and slackware user)
so I started looking on how to contribute it back to fedora and that's how
I found about the fedora infrastructure community.

I would like to work on this issue if possible:
https://pagure.io/fedora-infrastructure/issue/6505 (I am already familiar
with nagios).

I would like to learn more about fedora's infrastructure and its system
environment with a low level flavor if possible (I began to study linux
kernel modules development a few months ago).

I can currently work around 20 hours a week since I would be using my free
time to work on any issues - Looking forward to meet a mentor :)

[1] - https://github.com/aerogear/aerogear-digger

[Kevin Fenzi]

On 03/26/2018 06:31 AM, Leonardo Rossetti wrote:
> Hello there,

Welcome!
> My name is Leonardo Rossetti, nickname Leo, I am currently located in São
> Paulo - Brazil (GMT-3) and my irc username in freenode is "lrossetti".
>
> I have been working  as a software engineer for the last 10 years with a
> focus on automation and backend services (with a particular heavy usage in
> python).
> My most recent work is an open source project that enables mobile ci/cd on
> top of openshift and jenkins[1].
>
> I am currently employed by Red Hat but I am joining as an individual and
> not on behalf of my employer.
>
> I've been using fedora for a while now (former debian and slackware user)
> so I started looking on how to contribute it back to fedora and that's how
> I found about the fedora infrastructure community.
>
> I would like to work on this issue if possible:
> https://pagure.io/fedora-infrastructure/issue/6505 (I am already familiar
> with nagios).

That would be great!
> I would like to learn more about fedora's infrastructure and its system
> environment with a low level flavor if possible (I began to study linux
> kernel modules development a few months ago).
>
> I can currently work around 20 hours a week since I would be using my free
> time to work on any issues - Looking forward to meet a mentor :)

Welcome again, do join our next meeting on irc if you can and/or
introduce yourself to everyone on irc.

kevin