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Discovery, Inc. | Cloud Security Engineer - WAF Expert (& DevOps CloudSec Eng) | NYC/LA/ATL/DC/SEA/LON (and suburbs) | Full-time

Discovery's looking for Cloud Security Engineers! WAF expertise, in particular!

InfoSec's engineers are building automation to wrap our tooling around any cloud infrastructure Discovery operates. That footprint is at scale and this isn't ClickOps.

If you've got comfort securing layer 7, worked with AWS or GCP's security tools via IaC, and have experience addressing OWASP's Top 10, you have a home with Discovery.

Come build with us and make a difference in these dynamic times.

CloudSec Eng (WAF) - https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/2922522357

CloudSec Eng (DevSecOps) - https://jobs.discovery.com/jobs/31783?lang=en-us#.Yi33ypjIwj...

I stand corrected.

Read it enough to consider his primise was flawed and to judge the article as such. Running other "cloud" providers on-prem is not a recommended unless you're in Gov or Financial. [EDIT] Comparing the other cloud providers is totally a valid exercise. Just disagree with the wording of his/her approach

This entire article is flawed. The true value add of cloud services (AWS, etc) is that you no longer have to pay for disk jockeys to run a data center. To play games with refreshing hundreds or thousands of pieces of bare metal every 3-4 years [EDIT] is to doom your company to crushing O&M.

If you've never done Datacenter operations, then you're missing a giant point that eliminating an entire department of expensive technical people is a huge gain long term.

It was recorded/edited/posted by Datastax, gotta ask them. Though, I should probably download this and repost as myself on youtizzoob.

Former SRE for the ground up rebuild of Recreation.gov - I gave a talk at Datastax's Accelerate conference this summer about how we built this site, and briefly covered how we combated bots for a while. Enjoy!

https://youtu.be/gGDWkkj-UDg