Cloud Kindergarten preps students for OpenStack careers

Cloud Kindergarten began this year to offer students a chance to learn about OpenStack and how to work with it. The students taking part in this program have access to Devstack so that they can learn about different commands and how to best utilize them in practice. Students are also able to create a tenant or network with routers and host an application like WordPress with databases and web servers.

At the OpenStack Summit in Barcelona, Janika Schafer, Adriano Perri and Oliver Klippel, apprentices at Deutsche Telekom through Cloud Kindergarten, introduced the program to the OpenStack Community and shared their work.

After presenting, Schafer and Perri spoke to Superuser TV about what they learned in this virtual sandbox. The pair also described what skills they’re taking with them and what immersing themselves in the cloud community was like.

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Allison Price

VP of Marketing & Community at OpenInfra Foundation

Allison is the VP of Marketing & Community at the OpenInfra Foundation (previously the OpenStack Foundation). Her mission is to continue the storytelling of the global community by building relationships with the developers, operators and ecosystem around global open source communities. In her free time, she likes to listen to Celine Dion, rank local margaritas, and travel.

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