I am a researcher, technical mentor, and influential leader, driven by a strong sense of initiative and high standards. I am passionate about Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging and proudly serve as an Upstander and ally to all. My curiosity fuels my constant pursuit of innovation.
With a deep-rooted interest in the future of data centers and desktop evolution, I am dedicated to modernizing and migrating VMware and Oracle workloads to Multi-Cloud environments. I firmly believe that “legacy” and “cloud-native” workloads will continue to coexist throughout my career.
I consider myself fortunate to have been at the forefront of three major disruptions in the IT industry over the past 25+ years:
1. The rise of Oracle databases, where I developed and optimized mission-critical billing and fraud detection systems for telecommunications companies.
2. The adoption of VMware across enterprises, as part of the pioneering technical presales team in Central and Eastern Europe — a disruption that remains close to my heart.
3. The shift from on-premises Microsoft software to cloud solutions, where I played a key role in educating partners and customers on Azure’s relevance.
After leaving Microsoft, my eagerness to explore new technologies led me to gain hands-on experience with AWS and GCP, ultimately joining Crayon’s Multi-Cloud Architect team. Whether in delivery roles where I mastered DevOps or in presales where I embrace AI-driven services, I am always ready for the next challenge.
Thank you.
I’m passionate about technology and always willing to go the extra mile to research and understand it deeply. The purpose of this blog is to help others who share similar interests by saving them valuable research time.
Currently, I’m working as a cloud architect, focusing on Cloud Migration/Modernization and Multi-Cloud projects for system integrators.
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I have experience with DevOps tools and have recently been focusing on Kubernetes-based VM modernizations.
Previously, I worked at Microsoft as part of the “Hosting and Service Providers” team, where we designed and built early Azure Hybrid Services. Later, I collaborated with regional and local partners, as well as large global system integrators, to design solutions for Azure, M365, and Hybrid environments.
After leaving Microsoft, I enjoyed developing my human skills through: LinkedIn Learning self-reflection: 130 courses in 15 months.
Around 12 years ago, I ran a popular local blog on virtualization, which led to a VMware Systems Engineer position in Hungary. There, I helped establish the first VMware enterprise deployments alongside my highly skilled sales colleague, Tamás.
Still curious? Read my story: Who is Attila?