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andrewrich

v1.0.1

Published

Andrew Rich's terminal business card - Principal SRE specializing in automation and compliance

Readme

Andrew Rich - NPX Business Card

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🔧 Principal SRE | 25+ Years Automating Operations 🛠️

🚀 Usage

Run this command in your terminal:

$ npx andrewrich
# Instant professional contact info, SRE style ⚡

🎯 About

A terminal business card for Andrew Rich - Principal Site Reliability Engineer specializing in:

  • FedRAMP Compliance & Security Audits
  • CI/CD Pipeline Architecture
  • Infrastructure Automation with Ansible
  • Toil Reduction & Process Optimization
  • AWS Cloud Operations

🔧 Tech Stack

  • Runtime: Node.js
  • Styling: Chalk for terminal colors
  • Philosophy: Minimal dependencies, maximum reliability

🏗️ Implementation

Built following SRE principles:

  • Reliability: Minimal dependencies, robust error handling
  • Observability: Clear output formatting
  • Automation: Zero-config execution via npx

📊 Professional Background

  • 25+ years in site reliability engineering
  • Currently Principal SRE at Oracle Health
  • Former Senior SRE at Cisco Meraki (FedRAMP lead)
  • Ex-Build & Release Engineer at Slack
  • Military background: US Army Reserve Combat Signaler

🙏 Acknowledgments

This project was inspired by the excellent work and thoughtful community contributions of:

Ashley Willis - For her insightful article "Turning Feedback into Features" and her beautifully crafted terminal business card implementation. Her approach to making developer tools more human and joyful provided the perfect blueprint for this professional adaptation.

Tierney Cyren - For creating the original npm-card concept that started this whole movement of terminal-based business cards. Their innovation in developer experience tooling continues to inspire creative solutions across the community.

The cascading inspiration from Tierney's technical foundation → Ashley's human-centered refinement → this SRE-focused implementation demonstrates how great ideas evolve through collaborative iteration.

📝 License

MIT - Because good automation should be shared


"Turning manual processes into code since 1999"