Introduction: David Reed

[David Reed]

Hello all.   I'm a long time user of Fedora (been using it since Fedora 4) and finally
decided it's about time I start contributing to this awesome distro and thought the
infrastructure group would be a good fit.

I'm a Sr. Software Engineer by profession and have 8 years of experience using python
for developing internal infrastructure applications.  My current project consists of
writing/maintaining code for a farm of 300 embedded development boards.  That farm
distributes benchmarking workloads across all the active embedded systems and performs
performance analysis of the results.

I love python and use it every day.  I'm interested in helping in the development of
python based stacks, but wouldn't mind picking up a new language or framework should
the need arise.

My IRC handle is dreed and I just logged into the #fedora-admin channel, though I
apparently just missed the weekly meeting.

--David

[Patrick Kuny]

Hi David! Welcome to the Fedora Project's Infrastructure team. 

You might also check out #fedora-noc, which has tie-ins to Nagios for monitoring, so we
get alerts. There's also usually discussion there about fixing stuff.
Since you have a development background, I'll link you to the development guide for
Infra: https://fedora-infra-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/dev-guide/index.html but feel
free to also check out the system-admin guide at
https://fedora-infra-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/sysadmin-guide/index.html


If you'd like to contribute and haven't already, I suggest you read the Getting
Started page on the Infrastructure Wiki:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/GettingStarted

Thanks,
Patrick Kuny