My friend Keita Mochizuki widly known as "Racoon Engineer" got interview about his contribution for Kubernetes. Unfortunately he didn't mention racoon here, but article includes how he passionate for contribution and his word will encourage beginner who want to contribute Open Source Software. If you have interest contribution for OSS. Please check it.
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