As you all can see, a lot of things have changed. I've moved away from the software engineering world and more into the large-scale automation world. This doesn't necessarily mean that I'm not a programmer though, and ill get to that.
At the beginning of 2017, I started programming as a hobby, I had done it before but small things, in 2017 things got real. I started with some discord bots that gained some traction but not as much as I had wanted. But then moved to the web, as I saw it as the future of what I wanted to build. Now, 5 years later, I've moved away from software engineering for the web and started playing with python for automation. Specifically, I've started learning Ansible and experimenting with some alternatives. My lean towards engineering software has started to dwindle, and my lean towards making large clusters of machines run together seamlessly has started to increase.
So what can you expect to see in the future? You can expect to see a lot about automation. As my homelab grows and I add more servers and more Virtual Machines, my need for large-scale control and automation increases. But I will also be covering other topics like Linux, Windows Server, Cisco Networking, and Cybersecurity. So if you like any of that stuff, stick around! But that's about all I have for right now, I look forward to seeing you in my future blog posts comment section, and thanks for being with me for a whole year now.
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