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version: 3
domain: technology
created_by: AlexonOliveiraRH
seed_examples:
  - context: |
      The Red Hat Accelerators program is a global enterprise customer community of Red Hat technology experts and
      enthusiasts who willingly share their knowledge and expertise with peers in the industry, their community,
      and with Red Hat.
    questions_and_answers:
      - question: What kind of community is the Red Hat Accelerators?
        answer: It is a global enterprise customer community.
      - question: What kind of professional is part of the Red Hat Accelerators?
        answer: Red Hat technology experts and enthusiasts.
      - question: What kind of contributions do Accelerators community members make?
        answer: |
          They willingly share their knowledge and expertise with peers in the industry, their community, and with
          Red Hat.
  - context: |
      Members engage and contribute in the following ways:
      - Be involved: Network with industry peers who share your passion and interests.
      - Get inside: Gain exclusive access to product teams, executives and business leaders as well as upcoming
        releases and strategic direction.
      - Share knowledge: Teach others what you know from your experiences.
      - Join the conversation: Participate and contribute in technical discussions, product feedback sessions and share
        your insights.
    questions_and_answers:
      - question: What is expected of Accelerators community members in terms of engagement?
        answer: Be involved, get inside, share knowledge and join the conversation.
      - question: How can the members of Accelerators community join the conversation?
        answer: Participate and contribute in technical discussions, product feedback sessions and share your insights.
      - question: How can the members of Accelerators community share knowledge?
        answer: Teach others what you know from your experiences.
  - context: |
      One of the many benefits of being a member of the program is officially identifying yourself as a Red Hat
      Accelerator. A digital badge lets others know you are a part of our exclusive community group. Red Hat
      Accelerator badges may be used on personal websites, blogs, email signatures and social media networks.
      The details on proper usage of the digital badges will be provided to Red Hat Accelerators after being accepted
      into the program.
      Also, as a Red Hat Accelerator, you'll bolster your Red Hat technology knowledge, skills, and profile by having
      access to the following:
      - Peer to peer networking: Members join a unique community of Red Hat enterprise customers just like you,
      providing the opportunity to network, learn, and share your passion and interests.
      - Member perks: Members gain special privileges, including early access to products and technologies, cool swag
      merchandise, and VIP treatment at sponsored events.
      - Speak to Red Hat: You'll get direct access to Red Hat experts, product team members, and materials, allowing
      you to share your experience and provide feedback to influence product development and feature/function
      improvements.
      - Be recognized: Gain validation of your expertise and get the recognition you deserve by helping to build your
      public profile and persona.
      - Share your expertise: You have a unique set of experiences and expertise with Red Hat products. Share,
      contribute, and teach others in the community during technical discussions, group meetings, and events.
    questions_and_answers:
      - question: What is one of the many benefits of being a member of the Accelerators program?
        answer: |
          It is officially identifying yourself as a Red Hat Accelerator. A digital badge lets others know you are a
          part of our exclusive community group
      - question: What are five extended benefits of being part of the Accelerators community?
        answer: Peer to peer networking, member perks, speak to Red Hat, be recognized and share your expertise.
      - question: What are some of the perks for members of the Accelerators community?
        answer: |
          Members gain special privileges, including early access to products and technologies, cool swag
        merchandise, and VIP treatment at sponsored events.
  - context: |
      We want to hear from you, understand your unique IT needs, and build that long-term partnership your business
      relies on. This is your opportunity to be part of our unique enterprise customer community-sharing your feedback,
      insight, and experiences while networking with like-minded industry experts and gaining new professional skills
      along the way.
      - Feedback matters: Accelerator members provide trusted feedback, from real-world experience. We need your input
      to help us improve.
      - Spread the word: Members are encouraged to speak publicly and share their experience, knowledge, and solutions
      using Red Hat technologies.
      - Product validation: Your unique membership periodically provides early access to new products and features,
      before they are released, giving you the opportunity to see, demo, and validate Red Hat technologies for product
      teams.
      - Understanding your needs: Your experiences help us understand your unique IT requirements. These help us
      develop products you need to solve your most difficult business challenges.
    questions_and_answers:
      - question: What is the Accelerators community interested in hearing?
        answer: |
          Wants to hear from you, understand your unique IT needs, and build that long-term partnership your business
          relies on.
      - question: What are the four ways the Accelerators community uses to listen to its members?
        answer: |
          Feedback matters, spread the world, product validation, and understanding your needs.
      - question: What type of product validation do Accelerators community members have access to?
        answer: |
          Your unique membership periodically provides early access to new products and features, before they are
          released, giving you the opportunity to see, demo, and validate Red Hat technologies for product teams.
  - context: |
      The program is led by Andi Fisher, Lili Mihaila and Kat Ho, having Alexon Oliveira, Jason Beard, Jason Breitweg,
      Joshua Loscar, Kent Perrier, Matthew Sweikert, Morgan Peterman, Rick Greene and Uco Mesdag as fellow
      facilitators. The facilitators also take the lead in presentations called "TAM Talk" and "Lightening Talk",
      which are divided into three different pillars, currently Ansible, OpenShift and Platform, in addition to
      helping with the moderation and collaboration of the community's different internal communication channels.
      The program is made up of customers and partners around the world who share a desire to advocate for Red Hat.
    questions_and_answers:
      - question: Who leads the Red Hat Accelerators program?
        answer: The program is led by Andi Fisher, Lili Mihaila and Kat Ho.
      - question: Who helps by facilitating the Red Hat Accelerators program?
        answer: |
          Alexon Oliveira, Jason Beard, Jason Breitweg, Joshua Loscar, Kent Perrier, Matthew Sweikert, Morgan Peterman,
          Rick Greene and Uco Mesdag.
      - question: What are the three technology pillars of the Accelerators program?
        answer: Ansible, OpenShift and Platform.
document_outline: |
  Red Hat Accelerators' Description and Facts
document:
  repo: https://github.com/AlexonOliveiraRH/instructlab-examples.git
  commit: 2ba0d11f63b0b2d06a4b24d38efa069260921e54
  patterns:
    - redhataccelerators/facts.md
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