Predomiwhat? About this wannabe-blog.

Hi.

This is about to be a blog. Probably.

My way of working myself into a technical topic is to work with it, build a demo and blog about it. Will not be strictly a ${EMPLOYER} technology one, even though if predominantly so.

Blog - what about? Haven't quite herauskristallisiert defined yet. Am interested in many fields, let's see:

Red Hat-wise:
  • Automation - mostly Ansible/Tower, 'cause nowadays you just can't afford not being efficient
  • Software Defined Storage: Both Gluster as Container Native Storage as well as Ceph for highly scaling storage. 
  • Proactive Issue Handling - with Red Hat Insights. 
  • OpenStack - for it has passed the hypecurve and is now entering primetime
  • ...etc.
On a more general technical level I am into:
  • Autonomous vehicles - 'cause I despise losing time while commuting/travelling.
  • Cosmology and deep space research - 'cause we know nothing about this mindbogglingly huge uni(multi?)verse. 
  • Cryptocurrencies - 'cause the economy is way too complicated. 
  • Tech history - both in the computing and the spaceflight field.

...besides some more human topics:
  • Unconditional Basic Income - 'cause the economy needs to be rewamped 
  • Parenting - 'cause I have two great kids and against all expectations I completely
About me? Well my Twitter bio says:

[...]
decreasingly young. Dad of 2, Red Hat Infra Solution Architect, wannabe bassplayer and space engineer. HU, then AT. Too much coffee and chili. Tweets are mine.
[...]

Well, most of the above is still quite fitting.
Ah, right. Posts are mine.

At a good last, as of now this blog is titled "Predominantly Unobjectionable". If you get the reference, give me a holler, and you're in for a coffee.

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