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Welcome to Thomas Cameron's little corner of the web!

My ugly mug.


If you're here, you should have a link to the presentation you're looking for,
typically in a hidden directory unless it's a publicly available presentation.

If you've forgotten the link, please send me an email.


Schedule a 30 minute meeting with me here.

My LinkedIn profile.

My GitHub repo.

My updated presentation on Zero Trust for Linux Admins with Open Source IAM.
This supersedes the one from SCALE23X, below.

My presentation on installing OpenShift in your
homelab from Summit 2026.


Tech Day for Service Providers slides.

OUTDATED, see "my updated presentation on Zero Trust
for Linux Admins with Open Source IAM," above.
My SCALE23X slides.

My "Getting Started With Ansible on Linux" Texas Linux Festival 2025 slides.
Link to the TXLF page including video.

My presentation on Red Hat Satellite
from Summit 2024.


My Summit 2019 slides.

My Summit 2018 slides.

My Summit 2017 slides.
My Summit 2016 slides.
My Summit 2015 slides.
My Summit 2014 slides.
My Summit 2013 slides.
My Summit 2012 slides.
My Summit 2011 slides.
My Summit 2010 slides.
My Summit 2009 slides.
My Summit 2008 slides.
My bio for conferences and the like. Yes, I absolutely hate writing these:

Thomas Cameron has been in IT since 1993. He started out with Novell NetWare, then worked with Microsoft technologies,
then discovered Linux in 1995. He's been an Open Source geek ever since. He's managed large scale Linux environments for
organizations from banking to real estate to chip manufacturing. He worked at Red Hat from 2005 through 2019, as a chief architect
and global technical evangelist. He then went to AWS, where he was a senior technical trainer. Recently, Thomas came back to
Red Hat as a senior principal solution architect specializing  in Ansible. Thomas has achieved Red Hat Certified Architect,
AWS Solutions Architect Professional, and had numerous other technical certifications. He's delivered technical presentations on
Open Source in twenty countries on five continents.

Thanks for dropping by!