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DevOps JD's required skills from LinkedIn


From some of DevOps JD on linkedIn, I realised that DeveOps should be the leader of the organization.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1P520nH0pYcAdN0rJcnMQqsgu9cV9GdknztJ92J8l7-s/pubhtml

DevOps' Required Skills From LinkedIn on 8/30/16: DevOps should be the leader of the company!
YahooNetflixSamsungSalesforceFortinetSUM
OS adminUNIX systemsUnix platformsLinux administratorLinux
VMsDockerVMsVMware, OpenStack, Hyper-VOpenstack, KVM, VMWare
Version controlversion control systemsGit, SVN
CloudAmazon AWSAWSAWS, Azure
DBMySqlOracle, MySQL, NoSQLMysql administration and strong command of SQLMySQL RabbitMQMySql, MongoDB, Redis, Oracle, ProgreSQL
N/WTCP/IP networking, DNS, HTTPNASUnderstanding of network stack, network tuning, subnet/VLANs.HAProxy, DNS, IPTable
Script LangShell, Perl, Python, Ruby, PHPbashPython, Bash/tcsha scripting language: Perl, Python and Unix Shell preferredPython, Perl, RubyPython, Ruby, Shell, PHP
WebLAMP stacksHTML, Javascript, CSSJavaScript, PHP, HTML, JSON, XML, SQLJS, PHP
Web server/WASapache, webapps running on apache tomcatApache, Nginx, Tomcat
Build scriptant, mavenMaven
Dependencydependency management systemsNexus
CIManaging automated build, JenkinsBuild/Release automation, continuous integration toolsJenkins
CDChef, Puppet, Dockerdeployment toolsChef, Docker
IntegrationAPI IntegrationRestful, Webservice
TestingtestJUnit etc
Load-balancingWeb traffic load-balancingload balancingAWS LB, HAProxy
Debuggingdeploying and debugging java
Build rpm/debianBuilding and deploying linux rpm packagesRPM, Debian
Monitoring / Loggingsplunk, nagiosNagios, Splunk, Ganglia
Trackingdefect trackingpagerduty

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