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# Welcome to my blog
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Thanks for dropping by! My name is Daniel Macuare, and I'm a husband, and a proud father of a smiley little boy. I'm originally from Venezuela, but I'm grateful to call Manchester, UK my home since 2013.
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Thanks for dropping by! My name is Daniel Macuare, a husband, and a proud father of 2 little boys. I'm originally from Venezuela, but these days I'm living in Spain.
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I've created this blog mainly to document my learnings, but also to connect with more people interested in this area.
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I've created this blog to document my learnings, reflect on my journey, and (hopefully!) to connect with folks interested in this area.
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I'm currently working as a Senior Network Automation Consultant at Barclays. Before joining Barclays, I helped use automation to configure and maintain global networks at Booking.com and New Relic
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Today, I work as a Network Automation Consultant helping global companies like Barclays, Booking.com, and New Relic to automate and improve the way they manage their networks.
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I originally started my career as a Network Engineer, working in the Data Center and Cloud domains, but I quickly started learning about automation out of curiosity to make my work more efficient.
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I started out as a typical Network Engineer, working in the data center and cloud domains. The turning point for me came when I was tasked with deploying an OOB (Out-of-band) network with over 150 switches. After manually applying a base config to just the first 15 devices, I started exploring how to push changes at scale without having to log in to devices one by one. A lot has changed since those early days, and the tools available to help us are way better nowadays, but I still get super excited every time I learn about a tool or technology that allows me to solve problems at scale more efficiently.
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Besides networking, I enjoy learning about DevOps practices, Software Engineering, and Systems Design.
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When I'm not at work, there's nothing I like more than traveling. Here's a list of the top places I've visited so far:
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## Outside of tech? Here’s what keeps me going
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- Vietnam: Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh
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- Turkey: Istanbul
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- Spain: Barcelona
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- USA: New York, Orlando
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- ⚽ Football – Lifelong AC Milan fan (for better or worse!).
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- 🏃 Running – My moving meditation.
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- 🏁 Formula 1 – Because nothing beats the sound of a V6 turbo hybrid at full throttle.
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## Hobbies
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- Football: A lifelong AC Milan supporter
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- Running
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- Formula 1
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## All-time favorites:
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### Books
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### 📚 Books I keep coming back to
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-[Atomic Habits by James Clear](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40121378-atomic-habits?ref=nav_sb_ss_1_7)
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-[Can't hurt me by David Goggins](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/41721428-can-t-hurt-me?ref=nav_sb_ss_1_11)
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### Videos
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### ▶️ Videos that stuck with me
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-[The Power of Marginal Gains by Stephen Duneier](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQMbvJNRpLE)
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-[The Power of Marginal Gains by Stephen Duneier](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQMbvJNRpLE)
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