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DoiT | doit.com | Remote (US, Eastern time OR EU, UK&I) | Full Time | Product Managers (mid/sr/principal)

We are a successful cloud management company that is investing heavily in our DoiT Cloud Intelligence platform. We are focused on building the best capabilities to enable organizations to take action to get the most from their cloud deployments.

We are looking for mid to senior level Product Managers who have worked in software companies building solutions for technical users.

We are looking to bring in a mix of experience from cloud infrastructure, big data, finops, Kubernetes, DevEx, DevOps, and analytics.

If you are interested, please apply @ https://grnh.se/d70384d83us

Be sure to use the link so I know you came from HN.

Even if you do not have experience with the specific technologies or your experience doesn’t totally map to the role title, please go ahead and apply. If you have been working as a product manager driving significant outcomes, we will be in touch!

@saaaam, As a tech leader working in the publishing industry, I'd be interested in connecting with you to hear more about what you work on. My email is my username @lp0.org. Maybe there are opportunities for us to collaborate!

As someone who has been down this road many times before - I can't stress this enough: DDoS mitigation solutions don't solve the problem of an app-specific layer7 attack and it is important to do some testing of how well your mitigation service responds (and that it isn't a silver bullet.) Additionally, you need to make sure your team has tested and proven procedures for engaging the service, respond to attacks, etc. Services like NimbusDDoS (www.nimbusddos.com) are good because you can do some real scenario testing and make sure your team and infrastructure is prepared. There are other services out there too that I am less familiar with, but either way really good stuff to do.

The guys at CryoKey (https://www.cryokey.com/) are basically trying to do this. I haven't personally used it, though.

Not that I am an auditor, but if the data ever hits your environment then you have a level of compliance to maintain.

Does cardholder data ever pass through your infrastructure in any form?

What about audits of user accounts and access control?

A case management system and a wiki has typically been how I have done this. It can be a little tough though because these tools aren't necessarily built for this type of workflow. Perhaps RT does a better job than some of the other options which really want to be a support ticketing system or a bug tracking system rather than a change management system.

Do you use any particular tools to track approvals to changes, policies etc?

The developers want something that works.. and is fast. No waiting for builds!

dh, Could you send me an email? my username @ tripadvisor.com

I'd love to chat a bit about your experiences.. I'll even take you out to lunch (I'm right down the street in Newton). :P

We are actually planning to buy some NetApp equipment and have heard nothing but good things.

I am very curious as to why a two disk failure caused an outage. What exactly happened when both disks failed?

splitting the window into multiple terminals makes me happy. this is the same functionality I love in Terminator under Linux.

TripAdvisor is hiring Linux sysadmins for both corporate IT and livesite operations based in Newton, MA.

http://tinyurl.com/29bno2t http://tinyurl.com/2dhw434

Not really qualified as a 'startup', I guess.. but we keep the startup energy going :)

I can be contacted via email with any questions: ryan at tripadvisor dot com.