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Reflections
Getting started

Despite interacting with the Internet and the blogosphere since its inception, we never before decided to write our own blog.

We’ve been following lots of journals for many years and leaving our contributions in the form of comments or observations. Similarly we participate in numerous forums and debates offering and requesting help in many different disciplines. And of course we also contribute by writing occasional articles from time to time, as in the case of Gretur Viajes travel blog.

Until now we always did all this anonymously, because we never liked disseminate information about ourselves beyond the essential. However, something in us has changed. It is not that now arose in us an unexpected desire of being center stage, but we found out that throughout our career we have missed certain opportunities for not disclosing to the world our thoughts and concerns, as well as failing associating to our own person the altruistically spreaded knowledge. Therefore, from now we will continue to do so in a way a little bit less unselfish, combining our skills and experience to our personal brand, daniloaz.com, especially now we decided to continue our career as a freelancer, but always with the same desire to help and with a great willingness to answer questions that are raised to us. Getting started…

Daniel López Azaña

About the author

Daniel López Azaña

25+ Years Experience AWS & GCP Certified AI/LLM Specialist

Tech entrepreneur and cloud architect with over 25 years of experience transforming infrastructures and automating processes. Specialist in AI/LLM integration, Rust and Python development, and AWS & GCP architecture. Restless mind, idea generator, and passionate about technological innovation and AI.

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