Daniel Drozdowski

I have been working in IT since 2006 when I started my cooperative study program at a large tech vendor. Since then I came in contact with lots of different technologies and customers.
My biggest passion was always Open Source Software and I was extremely happy when I joined Red Hat as a Senior Solution Architect for the Public Sector in Germany in 2018 and could actually make one of my passions a real job.
Before joining Red Hat I was working as a Specialist for Software Defined Storage and had lots of touchpoints with Virtualization.

Many roads lead to RHEL 8 – Part 2

Photo by NASA on Unsplash In the first part of the article “Many roads lead to RHEL” we were discussing the possibility of doing an in-place Upgrade instead of redeploying a new RHEL machine when switching to a new major version of RHEL. We also touched on the reasons why it does make sense to […]

Many roads lead to: RHEL 8 – Part 1

The idea behind this article comes from a discussion I had regarding the question, what approach shall I take if I want to go to the newest Version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) but am not able to redeploy everything from scratch. Well, one thing to consider is doing an in-place upgrade to a […]

Happy Easter from the Open Sourcerers Team!

Picture by Annie Spratt on Unsplash Today is Easter Monday and the Open Sourcerers Team wants to take this opportunity to wish you all a happy Easter. We do hope that even in our current situation you can find the opportunity to enjoy this holiday and recharge your batteries in the midst of family and […]

First Steps with OpenShift Virtualization

It is 2020 and everybody is talking more and more about containers. A topic that came up around 2013 with Docker making an ecosystem for developers using containers for faster development cycles. But although the container hype is growing there are still lots of VMs out there, that may also have their right to exist. […]

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