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ABOUT ME

I have been working more than 11years in IT Industry, currently with VMware through HUCO as Senior Consultant PSO . I have spanned variety of roles including Consultant, Technical Architect, System Administrator and Global Support Engineer. 

Recognition:

vExpert 2021

Certifications:
 
CKA: Certified Kubernetes Administrator

VMware Certified Professional 6 – Cloud Management and Automation

VMware Certified Professional 7 – Cloud Management and Automation

VMware vSAN 6.7 Specialist 2020

VMware Certified Professional 5.1, 5.5, 6.7 Datacenter Virtualization

VMware Professional NSX-T Data Center 2.4

VMware Certified Advanced Professional 5.5 Datacenter Virtualization

VMware Certified Advanced Professional 7 – Cloud Management and Automation Design

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