The PyCon Italy, 2023 discussion started in PyCon Sweden 2022, when Valerio invited me for the keynote. From disbelief (since my talk at PyCon Sweden was not good) to believing, from searching for talk topics to preparation and multiple rounds of rehearsals and feedback sessions, I was finally ready for…
Last Friday 5th of May, the Red Hat Ansible team facilitated an Automation Forum at Arbetsförmedlingen for Swedish Public sector authorities. We had different public sectors organizations such as Municipalities, Swedish Employment Agency, and many other government organizations present that day. Every organization has its own set of unique problems…
We had our 3rd Ansible Stockholm Meetup on the 3rd of May, 2023, at Sunet. It was the time to learn about Event Driven Ansible. Wikipedia says Event-driven architecture is a software architecture paradigm promoting the production, detection, consumption of, and reaction to an action or occurrence recognized by software…
Since I moved to Stockholm, I hated the weather more than the practice behavior of the Sun. But today, it did some good; it woke me up at 4:40 and felt like 7:00, so I started working. And what a productive day it was :). I have been doing…
My friend Dr. Brett Canon, CPython Core Dev, once said, "Came for the language and stayed for the community." It is a little different for me. I Came for the community and stayed for the love of it. I joined the open source community as a lawyer to…
Ansible community is not a monolith but a community of communities. We have 20+ sub-projects inside the Ansible ecosystem. Sometimes it is nearly impossible to keep track of what is happening on the other part of the project. Ansible Community Days are an initiative by the Ansible Community to connect…
The title for the blog post is not something I wrote but copy pasted a tweet by @kushaldas. Kushal is being attending PyCon India since 2010, a year after it started. This one tweet of his says if not the whole but lot of it. So, lets explore our journey…