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Purpose This role is responsible for maintaining the servicelevel agreement critical production platforms or products and providing automated operations to ensure the service to our clients is always of the best quality. Key Missions We are hiring for "Senior Site Reliability Engineer" role at Noida location. Key Responsibilities Monitor endtoend performance and health of both applications and Azure cloud infrastructure. Develop and implement dashboards, alerting mechanisms, and continuous monitoring improvements. Respond to incidents and tickets, perform root cause analysis (RCA), and provide detailed RCA reports. Work closely with development teams to provide reliability input during product design and development phases. Maintain and operate Docker containers and Kubernetes clusters to ensure application reliability and performance. Collaborate with stakeholders during planned changes, deployments, and outages with effective communication and planning. Support deployment pipelines and contribute to infrastructureascode (IaC) and automation practices. Manage and automate SSL certificate renewals, including tracking expiration and coordinating updates across environments. Mandatory Skills Strong experience with Kubernetes in production environments. Strong knowledge of Azure Networks (Firewalls / VNet / VPN / Load balancer). Handson experience with Microsoft Azure services and infrastructure monitoring. Working experience with Linux and MySQL databases. Proven ability to monitor and maintain highly available, distributed applications. Proficient in creating and managing dashboards and alerts using tools such as Prometheus, Grafana, Azure Monitor, etc. Familiarity with incident management, ticket resolution, and RCA documentation. Understanding of CI/CD pipelines and version control (e.g., bitbucket, Git, sourcetree). Understanding of mutual SSL (mSSL) concepts and configuration for secure servicetoservice communication. Strong communication and collaboration skills. .
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