Felipe Monteiro currently works for AT&T as a software developer, predominantly focusing on developing AT&T’s under-cloud platform (UCP) for orchestrating OpenStack on Kubernetes deployment. He is currently the lead developer for Deckhand and Armada, two of the core microservices that comprise UCP. He also works on OpenStack, particularly on Murano, OpenStack’s application catalog, and Patrole, a Tempest plugin responsible for validating the correct implementation of RBAC and API compliance with RBAC. He was the Murano PTL during the Pike release cycle and is currently a core reviewer for both Murano and Patrole.
Venkatesh Loganathan is a senior DevOps engineer at CD Cloudenablers Pvt. Ltd., a product-based cloud technology start-up in Chennai, India. He has spent an equal amount of time focusing on release engineering in the agile methodology, automating daily activities through configuration management tools, and maintaining the site at high availability.
I would like to thank my Amma, Appa, Anna, and my friends for their love and support. My special thanks to our Cloudenablers team for giving me this opportunity and motivation to explore new technologies.
Vinoth Kumar Selvaraj is a passionate computer science engineer from Tamil Nadu, India. He works as a DevOps engineer at Cloudenablers Inc.
As an active moderator on Ask OpenStack, he consistently answers and provides solutions for questions posted on the Ask OpenStack forum. Based on karma points, he was ranked 20 out of 20,000 members in the Ask OpenStack forum. He has also written many OpenStack-related articles for http://superuser.openstack.org/ and hosts a dedicated website for his works on OpenStack at http://www.hellovinoth.com/.
You can visit his LinkedIn page at https://www.linkedin.com/in/vinothkumarselvaraj/ and tweet him @vinoth6664
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Vinoth has also authored a book entitled OpenStack Bootcamp for Packt.