Ravi Eda is a seasoned software engineer with 10+ years of experience building scalable cloud and enterprise systems, currently contributing to Azure Resource Manager at Microsoft from Atlanta. He has delivered cross-product engineering across Azure, Dynamics 365 and Visual Studio/.NET—shipping features like high-throughput invoice posting and Wallet payments for Commerce, and running large-scale compatibility and Docker image automation for .NET releases. Comfortable in hands-on development and team leadership, he has managed a 12-person servicing team and created tooling and CI/CD automation that reduced costs and improved test coverage (including orchestrating 60k .NET Native tests across VM scale sets). His background spans embedded and billing systems to cloud-native infrastructure, reflecting a pragmatic blend of low-level systems thinking and cloud automation. Notably, he has contributed DevOps-focused patches to the official dotnet-docker images, demonstrating impact on widely used open-source release pipelines.
11 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad
Master of Science - MS, Software Engineering, Master of Science - MS, Software Engineering at North Dakota State University
Contributions:12 commits, 13 PRs, 2 pushes in 3 months
Contributions summary:Ravi primarily focused on automating and improving the build and testing processes for the .NET Docker images. They made changes to CI/CD scripts (netci.groovy, build-and-test.ps1, test/run-test.ps1) to support new features, OS versions (Nano Server 1709), and address tag generation. Their work includes modifying Dockerfile paths, adjusting test configurations, and ensuring the images are built and tested correctly across different platforms. These commits indicate a strong focus on automation and infrastructure configuration within the repository.
Contributions:8 PRs, 246 pushes, 48 branches in 5 months
dotnetdocker-imagebuildsnightlydocker
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