DevOps Engineer - NYC - 6 figures salary

Do you like what Heroku and GAE are doing? Help us build the PaaS used by our 20+ engineers.

MUST HAVES

  - 2+ years of experience (10+ years welcome)
  - Chef or Puppet or CFEngine
  - GNU/Linux or *BSD
  - Automation freak
  - Attention to detail

NICE TO HAVES

  - Github contributions
  - Python
  - SQL/NoSQL
  - CI
  - AWS

Join a team who believe in what they’re building. It’s awesome.

http://percolate.com/jobs/oBFg0fwg

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Percolate, http://percolate.com/ New York, NY.

Stack: Python, Backbone, REST, Thrift, SQL, NoSQL, AMQP, SOA, CFEngine.

Looking for Python, iOS, Android, Backbone Infrastructure and Database Engineers: http://percolate.com/about/jobs/

Our mission is to figure out what's happening on the Internet in real time, to present it to our customers, and help them create better content.

We use whatever makes sense to achieve this, we automate everything, and we allocate the time to build quality software.

We are having fun, and are building a product that people pay for.

We have lots of ideas in the pipe that are waiting for you to build them, you should join !

-- Laurent

New York, NY

Percolate is growing and looking for Pythonista, DBAs, Backboners and DevOpsers.

Help us bring the best of the technology in the marketing world.

We are all automated and you'll be able to focus on building, not fixing or firefighting.

Stack: Backbone, Python, Django, Celery, Thrift, SQL, NoSQL, RabbitMQ, Redis, CFEngine, AWS

Jobs:

- Backend http://percolate.com/about/jobs/oZ5AXfwl

- Frontend http://percolate.com/about/jobs/ozkyXfw8

- DBA http://percolate.com/about/jobs/oM2EXfw9

- Infrastructure http://percolate.com/about/jobs/oVnGXfwF

- More jobs on http://percolate.com/about/jobs/

Percolate, http://percolate.com/ New York, NY.

Looking for Python Engineers, Data Engineers, and DevOps. http://percolate.com/about/jobs/

Our mission is to figure out what's happening on the Internet in real time, and to present it to our users. We use whatever makes sense, we automate everything, and we allocate the time to build quality software.

We are having fun, and are building a product that people pay for. We have lots of ideas in the pipe that are waiting for you to build them, you should join !

-- Laurent, Lead Eng at Percolate

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I was doing this before, and the big caveat is that in those folders, a lot of stuff is bound to the local system, or useless on another system, when it works.

This tool solves this by being very selective on the files it syncs.

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For Sublime Text 2 for example, the tool make sure it sync only the config files that can be dropped on another system without requiring any in-file change.

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