Girish Managoli

2239 points

India

Girish has over 20 years’ experience in technology and software at a global IT Services organization based in India. Girish is architect of "I Got" cloud platform to uplift the bottom of the pyramid built with open source stack and contemporary architectural patterns such as microservices, containerisation and multi tenancy. Girish writes on open source and tech topics.
Views expressed here-in are his own and not necessarily that of his organization

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Decoding DevOps, Docker, and Git

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A day in the life of a cloud architect

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OpenStack APIs: The good, the bad, and the ugly

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On new applications and use cases for container technology

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Authored Comments

girish_managoli

9 Nov 2017

Continuous infrastructure: The other CI

Thanks Daniel. Don't know about open source projects that practice CIi, but we certainly use these at our organisation.

girish_managoli

31 Oct 2017

Top 5 Linux pain points in 2017

These are not the primary problems. The primary problem is - there is no one Linux. If I want to install Linux, I need to struggle with the choice - Ubuntu? RedHat? Debian? Gnone? KDE? ? ? And there are strong lobbies for each who refuse to even consider another opinion. This, IMO, this is the biggest challenge for Linux. If I want to run Linux, I should be able to just take something and run.