Juan manuel (juancho) Irigaray

Cloud, Consultancy, Deeplearning, Development

Api design Aws Django Docker Microservices Mysql Python Pytorch Tensorflow

Very passionate about technology with a special interest in development platforms, cloud computing and data science. BBS's were my child neighborhood =)

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To see my background just go to my LinkedIn profile

Things I could help you with:

Cloud migration / datacenter consolidation
Digital transformation phases, 6R’s
Infrastructure as a code, Terraform, Cloudformation, etc.
Git, SVN, CVS
Docker, docker-compose, docker swarm, docker-machine
Python, Perl, Go
Define an API, microservices
Cloud architectures
Django framework
Large scale cloud migrations
SD-WAN Optimization

About the call

Arrive on time to the meeting.
Try to be prepared before the call and, if possible, have a list of questions that you want to ask.
A call with a stranger can be intimidated at first, but I will do my best to make you feel comfortable during the call.
If you don’t understand something that I’ve said, feel free to ask me to repeat myself.

Testimonials

Ignacio Rodriguez:

Juan Manuel truly dedicates himself to projects. As a client, he will make sure to be delivered the values that were committed and constantly input guidance plus share knowledge that will help the team get the job done. Clearly a fan and an early adopter of all things tech, it’s always enlightening to engage in conversations with him.

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While scheduling the call or getting contacted by the volunteer you need to state in no less than 250 characters, what the meeting will be about.
This helps us to ensure that you are committed to it.
If the volunteer accepts the meeting she/he will send you a confirmation email.
If you don't receive a confirmation email from the volunteer, the call will not take place.

GetAdvice rules and recommendations for the call

When scheduling the call or getting contacted by the volunteer be clear about what you need help with. You need to write down, in no less than 250 characters, what the meeting will be about.
If you don't write about what the meeting is about the volunteer can ignore the request and don't show up for the meeting.
This helps us to ensure that you are committed to it.
Arrive on time for the meeting.
If you can't make it to the meeting, please let the volunteer know it in advance.
Be polite.
Try to be prepared before the call and, if possible, have a list of questions that you want to ask.
Volunteers can reject a call.
A call with a stranger can be intimidated at first, volunteers will do their best to make you feel comfortable during the call.
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