Lead DevOps Engineer $4000-7000 Offline

Technology stack

 

Back-end: Java, JEE (JAX-RS, CDI, JPA), Spring Stack (Spring IoC, Spring Boot, Spring Security, Spring Data)

Front-end: JavaScript, React.js

List of tools:

● Istio (API Gateway and service mesh, security, load balancing, metrics using Envoy sidecars - https://istio.io/)

● Terraform (infrastructure provisioning, https://www.hashicorp.com/products/terraform/)

● Salt Stack (configuration management, https://www.saltstack.com/)

● RedHat OpenShift (as an alternative to proprietary cloud AWS / GCP solutions, this would be needed if

we go with an alternative provider which is currently also under discussion, https://www.openshift.com/)

● Postgres DB (esp. operation and backups), https://www.postgresql.org/)

● ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana: Log aggregation and search -

https://www.elastic.co/elk-stack)

● Prometheus (monitoring solution - https://prometheus.io/)

● Grafana (data visualization, e.g. based on Prometheus - https://grafana.com/)

● Fluentd (log forwarding, https://www.fluentd.org/)

● Rabbit MQ (messaging system, https://www.rabbitmq.com/)

● Hashicorp Vault (secrets management, https://www.vaultproject.io/) or comparable solution

● Kafka (Event streaming, https://kafka.apache.org/)

 

Main requirements

 

Must-have:

● expertise with either AWS or GCP;

● solid experience with Docker and ideally Kubernetes;

● strong Linux and networking skills;

● previous work experience in geographically dispersed teams;

● good command of English.

If the company picks AWS, you should ideally have come in contact with:

● EC2

● EC2 container registry

● ECS (Elastic container scaling)

● AWS cost and budgeting tools

● S3 storage

● RDS (managed relational DBs like Postgres)

● ELB (load balancing)

● AWS backup

● AWS IAM (secrets management)

● VPN

 

Nice-to-have:

 

● experience with any of the tools that are listed above in the tools section, or any similar tools.

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