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Ignacio Rodríguez
Ignacio Rodríguez
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Location: Uruguay
Occupation: DevOps Engineer
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GitHub: i5o
Fedora Mail: ignacio@fedoraproject.org
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About Me

I'm Ignacio Rodríguez, a DevOps engineer from Uruguay with a long-standing interest in Linux, cloud infrastructure, automation, and open source software.

I started contributing to open source through Sugar Labs and Fedora during my school years. Those communities gave me my first experience collaborating on software projects, running infrastructure, and working with contributors from around the world.

Today my work focuses on AWS, infrastructure automation, CI/CD, containers, and platform engineering. I enjoy building reliable systems, automating operational tasks, and helping developers ship software more efficiently.

Areas of Interest

  • Fedora Linux
  • Cloud Infrastructure
  • AWS
  • DevOps and Platform Engineering
  • Infrastructure as Code
  • CI/CD Automation
  • Containers and Kubernetes
  • Open Source Software

Open Source History

I participated in Google Code-in as a student and later as a mentor through Sugar Labs.

  • Google Code-in 2013 Winner (Sugar Labs)
  • Google Code-in 2014 Winner (Sugar Labs)
  • Google Code-in 2015 Mentor (Sugar Labs)
  • Google Code-in 2016 Mentor (Sugar Labs)

Over the years I have contributed to Fedora, Sugar Labs, and other open source projects, primarily around infrastructure, automation, and development tooling.