cloud engineer / freelance

As a Cloud engineer, you will take care of the availability, performance, monitoring, incident response, of the platforms and services that Worldline runs & owns. You will also have a key role in the process of reducing human intervention through automation. Leader sur son marché 3 ENTRETIENS : 1 avec le manager 1 entretien Technique 1 Rh pour validation Monitor the health of running Applications/ services and work with internal teams to increase the velocity of changes using built-in support for service monitoring. Select metrics for SLIs, set SLOs, and track error budgets to mitigate risk for the services. Collect project-level data and assemble the production requirements for new projects. Set indicators for SLIs, SLOs and SLAs for production when it comes to the tools, enablement and process. Clarify expectations & acceptance criteria with development teams to ensure that delivered applications are ready for production and all non-functional requirements are addressed. Define the required infrastructure including cloud, autoscaling resources, network architecture, resource sizing, security layers, etc? Experience in code deployment, configuration, monitoring, availability, latency, emergency response, and managing capacity of services in production. Experience in preparing plan like Applications monitoring, Data retention and backups and DR as per customer or internal team’s requirements. Hands on monitoring & Visualization using Grafana, Kibana, Stackdriver, Prometheus, Elastic Search, Couchbase, kafka etc. We expect this person to have strong GCP Cloud skills Expertise in Linux systems administration Expertise in handling containers, dockers, Kubernetes, Proficiency with SQL and no-SQL databases Proficiency with scripts languages (Python) Mastering deployment and automation technologies (Terraform, Ansible, Puppet, etc?) Strong written and oral communication skills in English. Strong adaptability and flexibility Keen to work in an Agile/SAFE environment. Strong team spirit, supportive of others’ contributions