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Daily DevOps is Jon Price’s personal DevOps and automation notebook. If something here sparks an idea, helps you debug a workflow, or makes you want to compare notes, feel free to reach out.
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How Tracking Works
When you send this form, the site captures the source fields that make follow-up useful: UTM parameters, referrer, landing page, first landing page, and the page title. That data is stored with the lead record and reviewed alongside the lead tracking workbook and the analytics measurement plan.
If you already know the project scope, you can also book a strategy call and the same attribution path will still apply.
Contact Information
- Email: jon@jonprice.io
- LinkedIn: Connect with Jon Price
- Location: San Diego, CA / remote-first
You can also book a strategy call if you already have a concrete AWS, DevOps, or automation project in mind.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I include in my first message?
Share the AWS, DevOps, automation, or AI-assisted engineering problem you want to solve, the outcome you care about, and any constraints that matter for the current system.
How quickly do you usually respond?
I usually reply after I’ve read the note and checked whether the project is a fit. If the request is specific and practical, it is easier to point to the next step quickly.
Do you take on small fixes or only larger consulting projects?
Both can work. I often start with a focused review, a narrow implementation slice, or a practical correction when that is the most useful first step.
Should I use the form or book a strategy call?
Use the form when you want to share context or a technical note. Use the strategy call link when you already have a concrete scope and want to move straight into the next practical step.
How are form submissions tracked?
UTM fields, referrer, landing page, first landing page, and the page title are captured on submit so the lead can be connected back to the original source. That record is reviewed with the lead tracking workbook and the analytics measurement plan.
Good Reasons to Reach Out
- You want to talk DevOps, automation, cloud operations, or platform engineering
- You found a post that needs a correction or follow-up example
- You are experimenting with AI-assisted engineering workflows and want to compare notes
- You have a practical automation problem worth writing about