The Ukrainian cloud infrastructure provider Tucha announced the launch of a charitable initiative in support of the Ukrainian armed forces – for donations, it offers a course on training DevOps practices. Tuition fees in full will be transferred directly to the bank account of one of the fighters, open for collection on an SUV.
Collection details
Now Tucha is helping to raise money for an SUV for an air defense unit that will destroy enemy helicopters. During their professional activities, the team has accumulated a lot of experience in the DevOps industry, so the idea arose to involve this idea also to speed up the collection, notes Tucha co-founder and CTO Vladimir Melnik.
We help the air defense unit of the ***th ***th OPGBR (the guys again asked me to remove the exact data). The battery has been working in the sector in the East of Ukraine for a long time and moves a lot between Kramatorsk, Bakhmut and Avdiivka. Unfortunately, wheeled vehicles cannot withstand these loads.
Our defenders really need this vehicle to perform combat missions, because it helps to quickly take a position, strike and quickly retreat to a safer location. It will also facilitate the delivery of equipment, medicines, etc. Not only the successful completion of combat missions, but also the life of our soldiers depends on the availability of a reliable vehicle.
Vladimir Melnik,
co-founder and CTO of Tucha
Collection details can be found at this link. You can also support the initiative by transferring funds to a card where funds are accumulated. Details for transferring funds to the card:
- PrivatBank card — 4149 4991 5546 7937
- monobank card — 4441 1144 4995 1597
Tucha DevOps Training Course Details
The course is designed for both beginners who are just starting their development in the DevOps industry, and for those who already have some experience in this area and want to improve their own skills. From it, students will be able to learn about cloud computing, automate CI / CD processes, as well as visually see how Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, Git and other software work.
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Classes will be held at least once a week, and the duration of each will be from two hours or more. The minimum donation per lesson is 30 euros. To join the course, you need to write to Vladimir Melnik in Messenger. Vladimir tells more about the courses in a short video on his own Facebook page.
Tucha notes that 7 students have already joined the training, who want to gain knowledge and at the same time help to purchase vehicles for the defenders on the front line.
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