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I'm James Williams, a technology professional, underwater explorer, and anthropology enthusiast with a passion for discovery, innovation, and the stories that connect us.

With over 20 years of experience in the tech industry, I've navigated the roles of Linux systems administrator, network engineer, and network automation engineer. Along the way, I've written software in programming languages like Python, Ruby, Bash, and Perl, while leveraging automation frameworks such as Ansible and Salt to solve complex challenges. My career spans industries, including financial services, higher education, and hosting providers, where I've tackled everything from system optimization to network scalability.

But my curiosity doesn't stop at technology.

Since 2004, I've been a scuba diver and an underwater cave explorer, venturing into some of the most awe-inspiring and remote aquatic environments. These experiences have deepened my love for discovery and adventure.

I'm also a dedicated anthropology student with a focus on the Andean cultures of southeastern Peru and the indigenous cultures of the American Southwest. My passion lies in exploring how people interact with their environment, their histories, and their rituals—an intersection of science, humanity, and culture that constantly fuels my curiosity.

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Hierarchical Configuration Version 3

December 11, 2024

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Predicting Future Internet Capacity Needs Using Time Series Data

November 24, 2023

In the era of digital transformation, efficient management of internet bandwidth is crucial for both individuals and businesses. As we become increasingly reliant on the internet for our daily activities, predicting future internet capacity needs is no longer just desirable—it’s essential. This blog post will guide you through the process of consuming your internet bandwidth time series data from your network monitoring platform to predict your future capacity needs.