diff --git a/src/collections/blog/2024/09-08-meet-the-maintainer-hussaina-begum/hussaina-begum-meshery-maintainer.png b/src/collections/blog/2024/09-08-meet-the-maintainer-hussaina-begum/hussaina-begum-meshery-maintainer.png new file mode 100644 index 000000000000..2a61706a407b Binary files /dev/null and b/src/collections/blog/2024/09-08-meet-the-maintainer-hussaina-begum/hussaina-begum-meshery-maintainer.png differ diff --git a/src/collections/blog/2024/09-08-meet-the-maintainer-hussaina-begum/post.mdx b/src/collections/blog/2024/09-08-meet-the-maintainer-hussaina-begum/post.mdx index 533fda9b9598..a7ac5543a4d2 100644 --- a/src/collections/blog/2024/09-08-meet-the-maintainer-hussaina-begum/post.mdx +++ b/src/collections/blog/2024/09-08-meet-the-maintainer-hussaina-begum/post.mdx @@ -3,8 +3,8 @@ title: "Meet the Maintainer: Hussaina Begum" subtitle: "An interview series with open source maintainers" date: 2024-09-08 10:30:05 -0530 author: Vivek Vishal -thumbnail: ./hussaina-begum-layer5-maintainer.png -darkthumbnail: ./hussaina-begum-layer5-maintainer.png +thumbnail: ./hussaina-begum-meshery-maintainer.png +darkthumbnail: ./hussaina-begum-meshery-maintainer.png description: Meet the Maintainer series with open source maintainer, Hussaina Begum type: Blog category: Open Source @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ published: true --- import { BlogWrapper } from "../../Blog.style.js"; -import img from "./hussaina-begum-layer5-maintainer.png"; +import img from "./hussaina-begum-meshery-maintainer.png"; import { MeetTheMaintainer } from "../../MeetTheMaintainer.style.js"; import { Link } from "gatsby"; import ForkLift from "../../../../assets/images/app/hero/forklift.svg"; @@ -26,9 +26,9 @@ import ForkLift from "../../../../assets/images/app/hero/forklift.svg";
Continuing in our Meet the Maintainer series, we have{" "} - Hussaina Begum. Hussaina - is a maintainer of the{" "} - Meshery CTL project. In + Hussaina Begum, Staff Engineer at VMware. Hussaina + is a maintainer of{" "} + Meshery CLI. In this interview, we get to know Hussaina a little better and learn about her journey as an open source project maintainer and with Layer5 community.
@@ -48,12 +48,12 @@ import ForkLift from "../../../../assets/images/app/hero/forklift.svg";- I wanted to contribute to Open source for a long time and finally made up - my mind to get into the world of Open Source during Hacktoberfest 2020. + I wanted to contribute to open source for a long time and finally made up + my mind to get into the world of open source during Hacktoberfest 2020. Meshery was one of the projects I contributed to and it had a well defined structure and meetings for everyone - Newcomers call, Developers call, - Websites(FrontEnd development) call, CI/CD call and community call, etc. - Also, the meshmate program where the existing Meshery maintainers help the + Websites (Frontend development) call, CI/CD call and Community call, etc. + Also, the MeshMate program where the existing Meshery maintainers help the newest members to get started. Meshery project aligned with my networking background and my goal towards backend development using golang. Last but not the least, lighthearted jokes from Lee during the development call. @@ -73,10 +73,7 @@ import ForkLift from "../../../../assets/images/app/hero/forklift.svg";
Lots of learning. Though I started out small in Meshery with a documentation PR, Meshery community had so much knowledge to share. With - their support, I could start on mesheryctl UX improvements. I have seen many - bright engineers implementing great features in Meshery. I draw inspiration - from them and try to pay it forward by helping new members of the - community. + their support, I could start on `mesheryctl` UX improvements. I have seen many bright engineers implementing great features in Meshery. I draw inspiration from them and try to pay it forward by helping new members of the community.
- Meshed playground demo is awesome. I also remember the mesheyctl system - perf CLI demo I have done on the Meshey office hours from one of the Kubecon - events. Kudos to all the contributors of mesheyctl system per command - development and refactors. + The Meshery Playground is an awesome system and a something of a hidden gem in cloud native ecosystem. I also remember the `mesheryctl perf` CLI demo I have done on the Meshery office hours from one of the Kubecon events and am proud of this. Kudos to all the contributors of `mesheryctl` command development and refactors.
Meshey project moving to Incubating status 🙂
+Meshery project moving to Incubating status! 🙂
- Use slack effectively and leverage discuss forum, talk to Meshmates and + Use Slack effectively and leverage discuss forum, talk to MeshMates and maintainers, they are all ears to the issues you face while starting out.
- Work on the long pending system config CLI improvements and contribute to - other Meshey projects. + Work on the long pending `system config` CLI improvements and contribute to + other Meshery projects.