Contributing to This Book
We actively encourage the community to contribute to the improvement and updating of this book. Your contributions can help ensure that this resource remains accurate, relevant, and beneficial for everyone. Whether you've identified potential errors, have suggestions for new chapters, or want to update existing content, your input is invaluable.
How to Contribute
If you have suggestions for new content, corrections, or updates, please reach out to us directly. Here’s how you can contribute:
- Send Your Suggestions: Contact me with details of your proposed changes or new content at Contact Author.
- Submission Guidelines: When sending content, please specify clearly what changes or additions you are proposing. Include as much detail as necessary to convey your suggestions fully.
Review Process
- Verification and Checks: I will review each submission thoroughly to ensure content accuracy and relevance.
- Updates: Once verified and checked, I will update the online version of the book available at DSOFM.tech and subsequently include updates in the printed version at regular intervals.
Acknowledgment of Contributors
- Naming Contributors: If you wish to be named, please specify how you would like your name to appear; otherwise, contributions will be considered anonymous.
- Contributor List: Named contributors will be acknowledged in a dedicated section of both the online and printed versions.
Why Contribute?
Your contributions help keep this book a current and comprehensive resource that benefits the entire community. By sharing your knowledge and experience, you not only aid others in their professional journeys but also establish yourself within a community dedicated to quality and excellence in the field of DevOps.
Thank you for considering contributing to this manual. Together, we can continue to provide a valuable resource that supports and enriches the DevOps community.