American Airlines Docker / Github / AKS Configuration - 22822

Job Description:

• Experience with Docker and the Docker File specifically to ensure it will build and run not only locally but in AKS o Often to diagnose Docker images we need to be able to run the image locally until we get it to work as expected and it is far faster to do that work locally than it is to run it through the pipeline. Like local might be 1 minute and pipeline might be 30+ minutes just to run a test. Now imagine someone needing to do this multiple times until they get it figured out. • ADO Yml pipelines experience • GHA yml pipeline experience • AKS yml config experience • Git experience to work with repo files • CloudSmith Experience • Hashicorp Vault . Not extensive knowledge but able to understand how it works from secrets perspective. • GitHub & GitHub Actions experience o This is not just a technical move it is also a workflow change as well, which can be very disruptive to the team so there will need to be training or coaching or mentoring of the team around workflow. o This could take longer than the Technical stuff • Experience with making whatever application to be moved run. (Like do they know Java enough to get it running locally and in AKS? Or .net or node. Kind of important to know how to run things locally to ensure it runs correctly in AKS, so experience with that language is helpful.) • Might need multiple IDE experience Top 3 - 5 skills: Strong understanding Docker images/files, Github actions, AKS configuration

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