Iván Chavero
Iván Chavero wrote his first programs in Basic at 10, since 1997 he has
become a promoter and developer of Free Software and Open Source.
He studied computer engineering in the University of Chihuahua in which he spent
15 years managing high availability systems, he worked as Principal and Senior Software
Engineer at Red Hat developing on OpenStack and OpenShift.
He actively contributes to Free Software projects like
Fedora and SotolitoOS and runs a project called SotolitoLabs that is dedicated to
provide software and devices solutions to cloud and IoT.
He's a founding member of the Chihuahua Linux User Group and teaches operating systems at the Engineering
Faculty of the University of Chihuahua. When he's not programming or taming computers
you can find him riding his skateboard or playing with one of his Punk rock bands.
Linked in: https://www.linkedin.com/in/imcsk8/
Blog: https://ivan.chavero.com.mx/blog
GitHub: https://github.com/imcsk8
@ichavero:fedora.im
Session
Levels: All
Per our experience representing Fedora in most editions of the SCaLE conference, we have noticed that Fedora Activity Days (FADs) have had traction and interest among attendees.
However, it's been awhile since we last had a FAD in SCaLE and other events
In this talk, we'd like to work together and collaborate on a framework to collect key things needed for a Fedora Activity Day, such as logistics considerations, venue selection, lab infrastructure requirements, thinking about engaging activities, and more.
We encourage you to bring your laptops and thinking caps to join our discussion.