Honored to Be Recognized as a WSO2 Ambassador for 2025

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This article is about sharing an important achievement with my readers. I’m thrilled to share an exciting milestone in my journey with WSO2 – I’ve been officially recognized as a WSO2 Ambassador for the year 2025! 

Being named a WSO2 Ambassador is not just a title – it's a reflection of my commitment to empowering the community through knowledge-sharing, mentorship, and real-world implementation of WSO2 technologies. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege to work extensively with the WSO2 ecosystem, from API Manager and Micro Integrator to Identity Server, across various digital transformation projects.

Official Announcement: https://wso2.com/library/blogs/introducing-the-wso2-ambassador-program/

What This Means to Me
This recognition reinforces my passion for open-source middleware and motivates me to contribute even more actively to the community. As a WSO2 ambassador, I'll get direct support from WSO2 team to amplify my impact and establish myself as a thought leader. This includes opportunities to:

  1. Mentor developers through community events, hackathons, and conferences.
  2. Organize and speak at local meetups with sponsorship support.
  3. Contribute to open-source projects and create content that educates and inspires.
  4. Showcase my work on WSO2’s platforms and social media.

Perks By WSO2
  1. Travel support: Airfare and accommodation for approved conferences and WSO2 events.
  2. Meetup sponsorship: Funding and swag for local developer meetups.
  3. Exclusive recognition: Featured profiles on WSO2’s website and social media channels.
  4. Networking opportunities: Connect with top industry professionals and experts.
  5. Access to exclusive events: Free passes to WSO2Con and other key industry events.
  6. WSO2 swag: Get limited-edition WSO2 ambassador goodies.
Mission
To simplify and spread WSO2 knowledge in a practical, developer-friendly way.

Looking Ahead
As a WSO2 Ambassador, I look forward to collaborating with fellow professionals, mentoring aspiring developers, and continuing to contribute to the vibrant WSO2 community in meaningful ways.
A big thank you to the WSO2 team for this recognition, and to the global community that has been such an integral part of my journey. Your support, feedback, and engagement constantly inspire me to keep going.
Stay tuned for more technical content, community updates, and use-case-driven tutorials on WSO2!


List of all Ambassadors: https://wso2.com/community/ambassadors/

My Ambassador Journey in 2 mins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aqkj8PZS27A

If you're passionate about integration, APIs, or simply curious about the WSO2 landscape, feel free to connect—I’d love to collaborate, brainstorm, or just geek out about middleware!

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