Introduction Atharv

[atharv lokhande]

Hello Fedora Infrastructure Team,

My name is Atharv , and I’m excited to contribute to the Fedora community! Below is some information about me:

IRC Handle: atharv1377
Matrix Handle: @atharv1377:fedora.im

Skills to Offer:

Programming Languages: Python, JavaScript, C, Bash, SQL
    Systems Administration Skills & Technologies:
        Experience with deploying and managing infrastructure on AWS and GCP
        Proficient in Docker for containerization and Jenkins for CI/CD pipelines
        Familiar with monitoring and logging tools such as ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Kibana, Filebeat) and Grafana
    Automation & Testing: Expertise in Cypress and Selenium for UI and functional testing
    Databases: Skilled in working with MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB

What I Want to Learn:
I’m particularly interested in improving my knowledge of Fedora’s infrastructure and contributing to the team’s DevOps and testing tasks. I’d like to learn more about Fedora’s systems administration best practices, gain deeper insights into log monitoring tools, and understand how to efficiently manage scalable infrastructure.

What I Would Like to Work On:
I’d love to get involved in:

Testing tasks
    DevOps-related contributions

Initial Questions:

Are there specific testing tools or frameworks widely used by the Fedora team that I should familiarize myself with?
    Are there any onboarding resources or guides for contributors focusing on DevOps and testing-related tasks?

I’ve also reviewed the Fedora Infrastructure Best Practices document. While I understand the need to be patient when seeking help via email, I will also join the #fedora-admin channel on IRC and attend the next IRC meeting to stay connected with the team.

Thank you for the opportunity to contribute, and I look forward to working with you all!

Warm regards,
Atharv Lokhande
[e-mail]

[Michal Konecny]

Hello Atharv and welcome to Fedora Infrastructure,

I'm not sure where you find the information, but we are now using matrix 
and not IRC. Check https://chat.fedoraproject.org/ and we have meeting 
each week on Thursday at 1700 UTC on 
https://matrix.to/#/#meeting-3:fedoraproject.org.

You can also look at the fi-apprentice program 
https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/infra/gettingstarted/

Regards,
Michal

On 1/23/25 11:39, atharv lokhande via infrastructure wrote:
> Hello Fedora Infrastructure Team,
>
> My name is Atharv , and I’m excited to contribute to the Fedora community! Below is some information about me:
>
> IRC Handle: atharv1377
> Matrix Handle: @atharv1377:fedora.im
>
> Skills to Offer:
>  Programming Languages: Python, JavaScript, C, Bash, SQL
>  Systems Administration Skills & Technologies:
>      Experience with deploying and managing infrastructure on AWS and GCP
>      Proficient in Docker for containerization and Jenkins for CI/CD pipelines
>      Familiar with monitoring and logging tools such as ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Kibana, Filebeat) and Grafana
>  Automation & Testing: Expertise in Cypress and Selenium for UI and functional testing
>  Databases: Skilled in working with MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB
>
> What I Want to Learn:
> I’m particularly interested in improving my knowledge of Fedora’s infrastructure and contributing to the team’s DevOps and testing tasks. I’d like to learn more about Fedora’s systems administration best practices, gain deeper insights into log monitoring tools, and understand how to efficiently manage scalable infrastructure.
>
> What I Would Like to Work On:
> I’d love to get involved in:
>  Testing tasks
>  DevOps-related contributions
>
> Initial Questions:
>  Are there specific testing tools or frameworks widely used by the Fedora team that I should familiarize myself with?
>  Are there any onboarding resources or guides for contributors focusing on DevOps and testing-related tasks?
>
> I’ve also reviewed the Fedora Infrastructure Best Practices document. While I understand the need to be patient when seeking help via email, I will also join the #fedora-admin channel on IRC and attend the next IRC meeting to stay connected with the team.
>
> Thank you for the opportunity to contribute, and I look forward to working with you all!
>
> Warm regards,
> Atharv Lokhande
> [e-mail]