Sailing through your career with

The CommunityNeependra Khare, CloudYuga

@neependra

About • Founder and Principal Consultant at CloudYuga

• Docker Captain

• Author of Docker Cookbook - 2015

• Author of Kubernetes course on Edx

• Author of Introduction to Cloud Infrastructure Technologies course on Edx

• Self Paced online courses at school.cloudyuga.guru

• Containers Fundamentals - Docker, runC & rkt, online self paced course (2017)

• Containers (Docker) for Dev and QA , online self paced course (2017)

• Running Docker Meetup Group in Bangalore for around 4 years now

I am just talking from my experience

Change is the Permanent Thing

Is only IT industry susceptible to change ?

VM -> Containers -> Serverless

https://www.enterpriseirregulars.com/116202/race-pipeline-atlassian-aint-playin-introducing-devops-marketplace/

Will there be a full stop ?

Business needs drive changes and accordingly respective industry

gets adjusted

IT industry has been adjusted with Open Source, as first strategy

And where does innovation happens in Open Source ?

Community

Where like minded people share code, knowledge and opportunities …

Community

Consume

Community

Participate

Community

Contribute

What role communities played in my career ?

What role a community can play in your career ?

• Satisfaction

• Get visibility

• Get the job you love

• Start something of you own

What stops us from being part of community ?

• Time commitment

• Company Culture

• Fear

• Don’t want to get out from comfort zone

A turtle only makes progress when it sticks its neck out.

James Bryan Conant

How to get started ?

• Attend Meetups/Conferences

• Start fixing simple bugs

• Volunteer to do documentation

• Share more

• Blog

• Speak at meetups/conference

Build a brand for yourself

Things to keep in mind • Look at the larger picture, before selecting a project

• Be Open

• Follow community guidelines

• Be willing to take responsibilities

• Things take time

• There is very thin line between community and commercial interests

Business and commercial benefits are by-products of community

efforts

There are more good people to help, than we think !!

Thank You !