Devops Engineer with DataDog
rootshellDenver (CO)
Devops Engineer with DataDog
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rootshellDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Devops Engineer With Datadog Rootshell Enterprise Technologies Inc. is a recognized provider of professional IT Consulting services in the US. We are actively seeking a Devops Engineer with DataDog for one of our direct clients.
Role: Devops Engineer with DataDogLocation: Denver, CO
Duration: Long term
Note:
DataDog implementation experience is mandatory. Candidate with only DataDog knowledge will not be considered.
Job Description:
- Enterprise level Infra & application monitoring experience.
- Hands on experience on implementing DataDog monitoring tool for enterprise organizations.
- Experience in configuring various modules of Datadog: Infrastructure Monitoring
- Application performance monitoring
- Synthetic Monitoring
- Real user Monitoring
Expertise in Datadog APM configuration – through knowledge on implementing Datadog APM services across JAVA, Apache Tomcat,.Net, IIS and SQLWorking experience REST API, JSON, PowerShell, Ansible, LinuxHaving experience of integrating Datadog monitoring tool with Grafana and Splunk would be an added advantage
Relevant knowledge of monitoring industry standards and the use of analytics in an operational setting
Participate in client meetings
Excellent Analytical & communication Skill
Programming experience and a basic knowledge of Linux. Should have documentation build experience and knowledge based articles for deployments.
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