bmcalary_atl

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by bmcalary_atl 5y ago
Atlassian | Cloud Network Developer | Full-time | Remote | Australia and New Zealand My team is hiring a Cloud/Network Development Engineer. We are responsible for building and operating a secure, scalable, and reliable public network
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by bmcalary_atl 6y ago
Atlassian | Many types of roles (inc Engineering) | Full-time/Contract/Intern/Grad/etc | Mix of onsite and remote [All remote for now] | Global Roles and number of open positions: Data & Analytics (16) Desi
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by bmcalary_atl 7y ago
Atlassian | Many types of roles (inc Engineering) | Full-time/Contract/Intern/Grad/etc | Mix of onsite and remote [All remote for now] | Global Roles and number of open positions: Data & Analytics (16) Desi
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by bmcalary_atl 7y ago
Atlassian | Many types of roles (inc Engineering) | Full-time/Contract/Intern/Grad/etc | Mix of onsite and remote [All remote for now] | Global Roles and number of open positions: Data & Analytics (16) Desi
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by bmcalary_atl 7y ago
We love PrivateLink but there are limits and it needs to be provisioned on a service basis, or fronting a proxy for usage across thousands of services. :) And as you can imagine, it too would need some complex orchestration if used across t
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by bmcalary_atl 7y ago
Yup, Transit Gateway is definitely a solution!
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by bmcalary_atl 7y ago
Terraform is definitely an option, but we found (the story might be different since 0.12) that creating large full meshes with many VPCs across many accounts with many route tables resulted in Terraform modules and files that were quite com
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by bmcalary_atl 7y ago
Be kind, this is one of my first python projects. :) peerd is an AWS VPC Peering Connection management tool. It manages the full lifecycle of creation, deletion and route table updates needed to make VPC peerings useful. Capabilities
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Peerd: an AWS VPC peering connection management tool(github.com)
30 points by bmcalary_atl 7y ago|26 comments