Meeting Agenda Item: Introduction Blake Ridgway

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Hi! My name is Blake Ridgway (IRC/Matrix handle: blakeridgway), and I decided it was time to re-introduce myself to the Fedora Infrastructure community as I have since change e-mail domains and my dropped my previous IRC/Matrix handle - Zormak.

Here's a bit about me and what I hope to contribute and learn:

Skills I Bring:


Systems Administration: I have extensive experience as a Systems Administrator, Network Engineer, and Site Reliability/Platform Engineer, working mainly with Linux environments. I specialize in open-source technologies and have expertise in managing homelab and organizational setups, including automation, server management, and containerization.


Programming: I am proficient in Ruby, Bash scripting, and have experience with Python and Go. I am also familiar with infrastructure automation using tools like Ansible and Terraform.


Technologies: Over the years, I've worked with a wide range of Linux distributions (Fedora, CentOS, Debian) and container technologies such as Podman and Docker.


Skills I Want to Learn:

I’m eager to deepen my knowledge of Fedora's infrastructure tools and processes, especially around maintaining high availability systems and scaling infrastructure.

I'm also interested in learning more about Fedora's CI/CD pipelines and contributing to security best practices.

Areas of Interest:

I plan to get involved in resolving Easyfix issues related to infrastructure automation, monitoring, or improving the performance of Fedora's infrastructure whenever there are some listed to be worked on.


Questions:

Are there any particular tools or workflows I should become familiar with when it comes to Fedora's containerization or automation systems?

Are there any projects that are in immediate need of attention that align with my skill set?

I look forward to working with and learning from the team.


Thank you for your time, and I appreciate any guidance or feedback you can offer as I get back into the groove of being in the Fedora space again.

Until next time, I will be browsing and reading through the Fedora Infrastructure documentation.


Thanks,

Blake Ridgway

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