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Georgia IT Inc

Scrum Master for CCP component development supporting AIC

Freehold Township, NJ, US · On-site · Contract

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client   confi.............................. Job Title : Scrum Master for CCP component development supporting AIC Location : Dallas, Texas, Atlanta, Georgia, New Jersey Duration :12-18 months Client : Client Rate : Market Rate Brief Job Description & Required Skills: Scope of Work Summary: Detailed Design: LCP/DCP component modifications (impact on version change and diminished footprint) Open Stack API extensions & enhancements Networking connectivity between LCP and DCP Networking and Integration between LCP/DCP and A&AI Development: SDN Controller Integration SDN Controller Plugin (s) for LAN configuration VMware plugin for Instance creation Open Stack API : Tenant Metadata Enhancements (get Tenant By Metadata) Open Stack Nova Server Affinity for vPE creation Open Stack DPDK configuration KVM Heat Template Definition (vCE,/vPE lifecycle) Alternative KVM, ESXi and TOA configuration RO driven Ice House implementation of CCP with new physical/ network footprint Rework of Chef Cookbooks to support the AIC configuration for LCP/DCP and AIC networking Ongoing production Tier 3/4 support and maintenance Additional Notes: Being blunt, but this comes from the customer, if these folks cannot aggressively debate all the merits / demerits of all these topics; the client will be extremely dissatisfied. - OpenStack Neutron knowledge specifically in Icehouse & Juno releases - Open vSwitch - NFV - SDN - MPLS - BUM Broadcast / Unicast / Multicast - Linux Kernel Networking Internals - Documented experience contributing code to the OpenSource OpenStack Community projects they should haveLaunchpad.net, openstack.org and github accounts. They should point you to their number of code contributions, code reviews or blueprints submitted. - Ask them about OpenStack Summit Attendance and specifically attending the Design Summits at each summit.  All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.