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DevOps Engineer

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io riverEvansville (IN)

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About the role

About IO RiverIO River is a well funded company which is making a revolution in the Edge. IO River introduces "Virtual Edge" - a unified layer of security, traffic control and serverless compute services on top of existing edge platforms to improve the reliability, performance and cost of online services.
About the role: As an DevOPs engineer at IO River, you will have a crucial role in managing our production, staging and development environments. Our production environment is built on a robust Multi-Cloud, Multi-CDN, and Multi-DNS architecture, and our product plays a critical role in the services provided to IO River's customers. Your responsibilities will be vital in ensuring that our services are available 99.999% of the time, and you will play a key role in maintaining the reliability and performance of our platform.
Responsibilities: Your responsibilities will include:
  • Own and manage production infrastructure locates in GCP, AWS and Edge Platforms (CloudFront, CloudFlare, Fastly and more)
  • Secure the production environment
  • Set the monitoring, alerts and log systems
  • Work in collaboration with entire team to ensure reliability of production environment Qualifications
  • At least 2 years of experience in DevOPs field
  • Experience in cloud based environment such as AWS, GCP or Azure
  • Experience with CDNs such as CloudFront, Cloudflare, Fastly, Akamai, etc.
  • Deep understanding of production systems and scalable architecture

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