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Comment · 3 years ago
Magnolia | Site Reliability Engineer | REMOTE (Based in Europe, can also be in one of the European offices, HQ is in Switzerland)

Apply here: https://www.magnolia-cms.com/about/careers/hq-senior-site-re...

Magnolia operates globally with offices on five continents and more than 200 Magnolia-certified partners worldwide.

SREs apply software engineering approaches to infrastructural and operational challenges - the ultimate goal is to develop and maintain highly-exposed, fault-tolerant systems in an ever-growing and complex IT landscape. We continuously innovate to make our product more reliable, robust and fault-tolerant to fulfil our business-critical mission. SRE team plays a key role in Magnolia’s mission to further evolve its product in a world of automation and microservices.

Stack: AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform/Terratest, Datadog, Prometheus, Java, Go, Python, Bash

Comment · 5 years ago
You must be talking about Slovenia for comparison?
Comment · 7 years ago
From my experience in Switzerland a lot of times holds true for me(in city however I can achieve a lot more then Mbit/s) But for sure it depends on location, but for now in the remote areas I have been there it worked like a charm. But recently in a relatively big city in US, i was at measly 5 Mbit/s. However I am sure there are as always areas with low or maybe even nonexistent coverage in any case in any country. But the percentage of that can cover widely practically speaking.
Comment · 9 years ago
Which is around 2 times more than in India.
Comment · 9 years ago
If i remember it correctly i did it in central european country privately (not public) for around 25 euros or something like that

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