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Welcome to v2cgeeks blog.

My name is Raju Atmakuri(aka Lakshmi Atmakuri) with over 9+ years of experience in IT industry.

Initial days of my career focused on Enterprise storage arrays (EMC VMAX, VNX now they are called as Dell PowerMax, Dell Unity box respectively), later I get to chance to work on VxRail.

With VxRail, I got chance to explore VMware product world, I worked on ESXi, vCenter, VSAN, VCF on VxRail and Native VCF. Over the years I got opportunities to work with great colleagues, I learned a lot from them.

My current interests are VCF, NSX-T, HCX.

I have completed various certifications, here is my credly home page.
https://www.credly.com/users/rajuatmakuri




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