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Day 7
Intermediate
15 minContent

Day 7 - Share Your Stack

Write a short profile of your DevOps setup and the tools you use daily.

What You'll Do

Write a short markdown profile describing your DevOps stack - the tools you use every day, how they fit together, and why you chose them. This helps other engineers discover real-world tool combinations.

Step by Step

1. Create your stack file

Create a new file at content/stacks/your-name.md:

---
name: 'Your Name'
title: 'DevOps Engineer at Company'
slug: 'your-name'
---

## My Stack

### CI/CD
- **GitHub Actions** for CI pipelines
- **ArgoCD** for GitOps deployments to Kubernetes

### Infrastructure
- **Terraform** for cloud provisioning (AWS)
- **Ansible** for configuration management

### Containers
- **Docker** for local development
- **Kubernetes (EKS)** for production orchestration

### Monitoring
- **Prometheus + Grafana** for metrics
- **Loki** for log aggregation
- **PagerDuty** for alerting

## Why This Stack

I chose this combination because [explain your reasoning].
The biggest win has been [share a specific benefit].

## One Thing I'd Change

If I were starting fresh, I'd [share a lesson learned].

2. Preview locally

pnpm dev

3. Submit your PR

git checkout -b hacktoberfest/stack-your-name
git add content/stacks/
git commit -m "Add [Your Name]'s DevOps stack"
git push origin hacktoberfest/stack-your-name

Share It

"Here's my DevOps stack and why I chose each tool - just shared it on @thedevopsdaily for the Hacktoberfest challenge! What does your stack look like? #Hacktoberfest #DevOpsDaily"

Ready to start?

Fork the repo and follow the steps above.

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