GitLab Code Contributor: Daniel Juarez

Daniel Juarez, an associate at CERN's Version Control Systems team, has been enhancing and supporting the GitLab setup and continuous integration infrastructure at CERN since joining in 2017. Hailing from the University of Oviedo, he contributes to GitLab as part of his role, tackling issues like storage performance and participating in the community through merge requests and issue tracking via CERN's internal Jira system. Juarez emphasizes the collaborative nature of working with GitLab, praising the responsiveness of its team in addressing community concerns, although he notes a worry about the volume of unresolved issues. He highlights the significance of contributions like SAML support and Shared CI Runners, which have notably improved services for CERN's extensive user base. Beyond work, Juarez enjoys gaming, watching bad movies, and cooking, encouraging others to contribute to GitLab by leveraging resources like the Contributing to GitLab page.

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