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📖 My Story:

I am writing this to express my strong interest in seeking sponsorship for my journey as a Cloud DevOps Engineer. With extensive knowledge and experience in various technologies such as AWS, Linux, Python, Shell Scripting, Docker, Terraform, Jenkins CI/CD Pipeline, Mavens, Automation, GitHub, GitHub Actions, and Computer Networking, I am confident in my ability to make a valuable contribution to any organization.

🏆 Achievements:

I have achieved several milestones in my journey as a Cloud DevOps Engineer. Firstly, I successfully completed #90daysdevops challenge and I am still continuing, targeting to complete 180 days. For my dedication and commitment, I have been honored with goodies for being the first community member to complete this challenge. This challenge has not only helped me enhance my skills but also solidified my passion for cloud and DevOps.

In the past five months, I have written over 130+ blogs with consistency, contributing to the cloud and DevOps community. Sharing my knowledge and experiences with others through writing and conversations is something I'm truly passionate about. I'm grateful to have more than 7K followers on LinkedIn, and I strive to add value to all my connections on a daily basis.

By sponsoring me, you are supporting a dedicated individual who is not only driven to excel in the field of Cloud DevOps Engineering but also passionate about sharing knowledge and experiences with others. Your sponsorship will enable me to continue my journey, create valuable content, and contribute to the growth and development of the cloud and DevOps community.

👩‍💻 Skills:

LANGUAGES & RUNTIMES: Python, C++, Shell Scripting, HCL, YAML CLOUD TECHNOLOGIES: AWS, Microsoft Azure (AZ-900 Certified), Google Cloud INFRASTRUCTURE TOOLS: AWS DevOps, Docker, Terraform, AWS Cloud Formation OTHER TOOLS: Linux, Git and Git Hub, Jira, Jenkins, Git lab(beginner), Docker

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Thank you so much for taking the time to read this long page.

Dear potential sponsors, supporting my journey means investing in a highly motivated individual who is actively involved in the cloud and DevOps community. With my track record of completing challenges, writing informative blogs, and engaging with a large audience on LinkedIn, I am dedicated to making a positive impact in the industry. By sponsoring me, you are not only supporting my personal growth and development but also contributing to the advancement of cloud and DevOps practices. Your investment will allow me to continue participating in challenges like the #90daysdevops challenge, where I can further expand my skills and knowledge. It will also provide me with the resources to produce high-quality content that adds value to the community and helps others on their cloud and DevOps journeys.

Moreover, your sponsorship will enable me to attend conferences, workshops, and training programs, where I can learn from industry experts, network with like-minded professionals, and stay updated with the latest trends and technologies. This continuous learning and exposure will enhance my capabilities as a Cloud DevOps Engineer and enable me to bring innovative solutions to the organizations I work with.

In conclusion, I invite you to join me on this exciting journey as I strive to make a lasting impact in the field of Cloud DevOps Engineering. Your sponsorship will not only support my personal growth but also contribute to the growth of the entire community. Together, we can drive innovation, foster collaboration, and shape the future of cloud and DevOps practices. Thank you for considering my request for sponsorship. I am eager to discuss how we can collaborate and create a mutually beneficial partnership. Please feel free to reach out to me via email or connect with me on GitHub, or LinkedIn. I look forward to the possibility of working together and making a meaningful difference in the world of Cloud DevOps.

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