Contribute to the Nerdiverse

Got a killer automation script? A FinOps playbook that saved your team thousands? A guide that demystifies the cloud? Share it with the community!

Why Contribute?

Get credit for your work. Your name, bio, and links featured on every contribution.

Share solutions that help thousands of cloud professionals save time, money, and headaches.

Real-world feedback from practitioners who use your scripts in production environments.

Teaching others is one of the best ways to deepen your own understanding.

Python, Bash, PowerShell, or any language. Azure, AWS, OCI, or GCP. Cost optimization, resource cleanup, monitoring—anything that saves time.

Example: "Azure VM Right-Sizing Script" or "OCI Idle Compute Detector"

Step-by-step guides for implementing FinOps practices. Tagging strategies, budget alerts, cost allocation, showback/chargeback frameworks.

Example: "Building a Cost Allocation Model for Multi-Tenant SaaS"

Terraform modules, ARM templates, CloudFormation stacks. Production-ready, well-documented, and following best practices.

Example: "Secure Azure Landing Zone with Hub-Spoke Topology"

Deep dives, tutorials, or "how I solved X" posts. Real-world problems and practical solutions.

Example: "Migrating 500 VMs from On-Prem to Azure: Lessons Learned"

Original Work: Content must be your own or you have permission to share it.
Well-Documented: Code should include comments. Guides should be clear and structured.
Tested: Scripts and templates should be tested and working. No theoretical code.
Practical Value: Focus on real-world use cases that solve actual problems.
License: Specify the license (MIT, Apache 2.0, etc.) or indicate it's public domain.

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Review: We'll review your submission within 5-7 days and may suggest minor edits for clarity or formatting.
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Testing: For scripts and templates, we'll test them in our own environments to verify they work as described.
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Publishing: Once approved, your contribution goes live with full attribution to you as the author.
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Promotion: We'll share it on social media and in our newsletter, giving you credit and exposure.

The cloud community thrives on shared knowledge. Your contribution could save someone hours of frustration or thousands in cloud costs.