I first encountered Linux at university, and from that moment, I never looked back. It was then that I realized Linux would be my lifelong 'familiar'. I enjoy solving problems and making things work the way I want. This, combined with my passion for Linux, led me to a career as a Systems Engineer after earning my Bachelor's degree in Physics. Time flew by, and I transitioned to the Cloud... and to Neovim (I’ve always been a daily Vim user and a fan of CLI tools in general).Today, I’m deeply into Kubernetes, but I still use Vim, Ubuntu, Debian, Arch, and occasionally work with some legacy infrastructure. Now that I’m a Kubestronaut I see this as a fresh starting point, without forgetting the tools that got me here.
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Why I am excited to be an ambassador: I'm thrilled to continue supporting the CNCF, both as a community of like-minded individuals and as a technological ecosystem. My mission is to encourage organizations to adopt open source projects as a foundation for the evolution of their infrastructure and governance, promoting the use of OSS and Open Standards.
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