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‎06-22-2021

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danielrosehill's Bio

Hi, I'm Daniel Rosehill! I work as the communications manager for a non-profit in the field of impact investing. I've been into Linux and open-source for as long as I can remember (more recent interests: home automation!). I'm interested in using GKE for an open access data liberation and visualisation platform that I'm working on. So far I'm a big fan. Who knew I'd be able to manage a Kubernetes cluster (sort of!). You can find some of the tech stuff that I'm working on on Github. Here, I'm figuring out how to make the best of this amazing platform. Feel free to drop me a line wherever and however works!

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