Mentors with specialization Public Cloud. Hire a personal tutor to learn programming remotely and in an individual program.
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Kirill Zonov
Reviews: 2
Will support you in building a reliable and scalable cloud infrastructure. I'll guide you through the jungle of Amazon Web Services solutions and help to pick and set up the needed ones.
- gems
- aws
- backend
- mongodb
- ml
- postgresql
- swift
- mysql
- nginx
- docker
- ruby on rails
- rspec
- ruby
- oop
- python
- javascript
- node.js
- git
- web-development
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Dmitriy Galkin
Reviews: 4
Will support you all around Amazon Web Services - leading Public cloud provider. EC2, S3, ELB, RDS, CloudFormation, Redshift, Lambda and many other of 100+ AWS services.
- theforeman
- python
- openstack
- puppet
- jenkins
- bash
- ruby
- vagrant
- docker
- saltstack
- ansible
- haproxy
- nginx
- linux
- libvirt
- pacemaker
- mysql
- galera
- kubernetes
- cloud
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Kirill Shirinkin
Reviews: 10
I'll show you how to automate AWS environments of hundreds instances in size and teach how to use and combine its services to a scalable and resilient infrastructure.
- ruby
- ruby on rails
- chef
- ansible
- puppet
- terraform
- aws
- docker
- openstack
- go
- ci
- cd
- jenkins
- kubernetes
- linux
- devops
- infrastructure
- git
- bash
- openshift
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Dmitriy Vasilets
Reviews: 2
Public clouds are very easy - just follow documentation and draw proper colourised picture(collect puzzle of public cloud's bricks) of architecture.
- chef
- puppet
- openshift
- spark
- hadoop
- theforeman
- redhat satellite
- freeipa
- kerberos
- engineering
- ml
- docker
- openstack
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How many hours per week will a mentor communicate with me?
The primary task of the mentor is to teach you self-reliance. Mentor will not so much answer questions as teach you to look for answers. So don't wait for the mentor to tell you the theory for a few hours. But he will give you as much time as you need.
Do you want to be a mentor?
We are looking for experienced programmers who don't get mad when they are asked stupid questions
