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cloudkite.io | SRE / Software Engineer / CTO? | Austin, TX (for at least the next 6 months, then remote if you want) | contract or Full-Time (preferred)

Cloudkite.io is a kubernetes services and software engineering company. This position is a 50/50 split of SRE/DevOps for our clients and also working on building our internal tooling (which are awesome and will be open sourced). Because we work with clients on a wide variety of software, I am looking for T-shaped individuals.

This is what we work on:

  - linux
  - networking
  - docker
  - kubernetes (or the ability to pass the CNCF CKA exam within 3 months -https://www.cncf.io/certification/expert/)
  - python
  - golang
  - bash
  - js (nice to have)
Emails containing a link to a PR where you fixed a bug or added reasonable documentation to an open source project would be highly considered.

hn+hiring@cloudkite.io

cloudkite.io | SRE / Software Engineer | Austin, TX (for at least the next 6 months, then remote if you want) | contract or Full-Time (preferred)

Cloudkite.io is a kubernetes services and software engineering company. This position is a 50/50 split of SRE/DevOps for our clients and also working on building our internal tooling (which are awesome and will be open sourced). Because we work with clients on a wide variety of software, I am looking for T-shaped individuals.

Desired skills:

  - linux
  - networking
  - docker
  - kubernetes (or the ability to pass the CNCF CKA exam within 3 months -https://www.cncf.io/certification/expert/)
  - python
  - golang
  - bash
  - js (nice to have)
Emails containing a link to a PR where you fixed a bug or added reasonable documentation to an open source project would be highly considered.

hn+hiring@cloudkite.io

cloudkite.io | https://cloudkite.io | Austin, TX, Remote OK | Contract or Full-time

I'm the founder of cloudkite.io. We help companies build best-breed, fully automated infrastructure.

I'm looking to hire great infrastructure engineers (devops/SRE) to work on client projects as well as build internal tools that will be used by all of our clients (roughly 50/50 split). Tech we use and support: python, golang, node, docker, kubernetes, mesos, and jenkins.

victor@cloudkite.io

Austin, TX / NYC, NY / London, UK

Bazaarvoice is hiring for a bunch of positions - big data software engineers, front-end engineers, DevOps, etc. Ping me for more info.

Here's the DevOps spec:

Who We Want: Bazaarvoice serves traffic on some of the biggest websites on the internet. Every day our content is served to tens of millions of people making tens of thousands of requests per second, resulting in tens of thousands of gigabytes of traffic. Our request logs alone add up to almost 1TB daily. If the thought of doubling these numbers excites you, we'd love to hear from you.

Responsibilities: * Develop internal tools and processes to maintain stability and performance of our infrastructure * Work with Development teams to build applications in an Operationally sustainable way * Design cross-datacenter, world-wide systems with a high availability mindset * Research, analyze and propose new technology solutions for Bazaarvoice's infrastructure * Make things go faster

Skills and Experience Necessary for the Role: * Bachelor's degree in CS, EE or MIS; or equivalent experience * 5+ years experience with LAMP development/administration * Hands-on scripting with shell & Python/Ruby/Perl * Thorough understanding of TCP/IP networking & DNS * Excellent project management, communication, prioritization and analytical skills * Strong customer service mindset

Technologies: * Linux * Tomcat * Solr/Lucene * MySQL * Amazon Web Services (EC2, S3, VPC)

Bonus experience: * Puppet/Chef * Hadoop/BI/Big Data * Cassandra * OpenStack/Eucalyptus * Open source contributions

Austin, TX / NYC, NY / London, UK

Bazaarvoice is hiring for a bunch of positions - big data software engineers, front-end engineers, DevOps, etc. Ping me for more info.

Here's the DevOps spec:

Who We Want: Bazaarvoice serves traffic on some of the biggest websites on the internet. Every day our content is served to tens of millions of people making tens of thousands of requests per second, resulting in tens of thousands of gigabytes of traffic. Our request logs alone add up to almost 1TB daily. If the thought of doubling these numbers excites you, we'd love to hear from you.

Responsibilities: * Develop internal tools and processes to maintain stability and performance of our infrastructure * Work with Development teams to build applications in an Operationally sustainable way * Design cross-datacenter, world-wide systems with a high availability mindset * Research, analyze and propose new technology solutions for Bazaarvoice's infrastructure * Make things go faster Skills and Experience Necessary for the Role: * Bachelor's degree in CS, EE or MIS; or equivalent experience * 5+ years experience with LAMP development/administration * Hands-on scripting with shell & Python/Ruby/Perl * Thorough understanding of TCP/IP networking & DNS * Excellent project management, communication, prioritization and analytical skills * Strong customer service mindset

Technologies: * Linux * Tomcat * Solr/Lucene * MySQL * Amazon Web Services (EC2, S3, VPC)

Bonus experience: * Puppet/Chef * Hadoop/BI/Big Data * Cassandra/Riak * OpenStack/Eucalyptus * Open source contributions

Austin, TX / NYC, NY / London, UK

Bazaarvoice is hiring for a bunch of positions - big data software engineers, front-end engineers, DevOps, etc. Ping me for more info.

DevOps Spec:

Who We Want: Bazaarvoice serves traffic on some of the biggest websites on the internet. Every day our content is served to tens of millions of people making tens of thousands of requests per second, resulting in tens of thousands of gigabytes of traffic. Our request logs alone add up to almost 1TB daily. If the thought of doubling these numbers excites you, we'd love to hear from you.

Responsibilities: * Develop internal tools and processes to maintain stability and performance of our infrastructure * Work with Development teams to build applications in an Operationally sustainable way * Design cross-datacenter, world-wide systems with a high availability mindset * Research, analyze and propose new technology solutions for Bazaarvoice's infrastructure * Make things go faster

Skills and Experience Necessary for the Role: * Bachelor's degree in CS, EE or MIS; or equivalent experience * 5+ years experience with LAMP development/administration * Hands-on scripting with shell & Python/Ruby/Perl * Thorough understanding of TCP/IP networking & DNS * Excellent project management, communication, prioritization and analytical skills * Strong customer service mindset

Technologies: * Linux * Tomcat * Solr/Lucene * MySQL * Amazon Web Services (EC2, S3, VPC)

Bonus experience: * Puppet/Chef * Hadoop/BI/Big Data * Cassandra/Riak * OpenStack/Eucalyptus * Open source contributions

That's more or less the idea, but sbit3 also allows you to easily share the file with others. If you need to share your file, just IM someone the link. At work, I'll often need to get a file to someone who doesn't have access to a server or I'll need to get a file to more than one person.

I wrote this because I often need to get a file (e.g. a log file) from an internal system in production to my laptop. I would have to upload to an intermediate server and then have to log into the intermediate server to download my file. Now it's 'sbit3 file' and then I simply just curl the file down on my laptop.

Comments (and merge requests!) welcome. :) I'd also love to hear about what other use cases you guys can think of.

This thread just cost me $400 since I just ordered everything to do heated floors in my new bathroom I'm installing. For about $9/sqft, I bought Warmwire and a programmable thermostat. The installation looks super simple too.

I live in Austin, so there's only a few months out of the year that this will be useful, but I can only imagine how glorious it will be to walk barefoot on warm tile in the winter. :)