iAastha Technologies - DevOps Engineer - Application Architecture

<p>Description:<br/><br/>- A devops manager is responsible for leading and managing a team of devops professionals, who are responsible for the development, operation, and maintenance of an organization's systems and software.

The devops manager is responsible for ensuring that the team is able to deliver high- quality software and systems in a reliable and efficient manner.

Some specific responsibilities of a devops manager might include :<br/><br/>- Collaborating with development and operations teams to design and implement processes and tools that enable the efficient delivery of software and systems<br/><br/>- Leading the team in the development, operation, and maintenance of systems and software, including the deployment of code, configuration of systems, and monitoring of performance<br/><br/>- Working with stakeholders to understand business requirements and ensure that the team is able to meet them<br/><br/>- Establishing and maintaining metrics and dashboards to measure the performance and efficiency of the team and the systems it is responsible for<br/><br/>- Identifying and implementing continuous improvement opportunities for the team and the systems it is responsible for<br/><br/>- Managing the team's budget and resources, including the allocation of personnel and equipment<br/><br/>- Providing leadership, guidance, and mentorship to team members, including the development of individual career plans and the identification of training and development opportunities.<br/><br/>Skills :<br/><br/>1.Building and maintaining tools for deployment, monitoring, and operations.<br/><br/>2.Design and implement infrastructure and application architectures that are scalable, reliable, and secure.<br/><br/>3.Developing and maintaining automation scripts for various processes, such as building, testing, and deploying software.<br/><br/>4.Monitoring the performance and availability of systems and applications, and identifying and troubleshooting issues as they and log analysis tools (ex ELK stack)</p> (ref:hirist.tech)