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What would spoofing the IP of a packet when the underlying protocol requires a two-way handshake accomplish?

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Position Types: Sr DevOps Engineer, Sr Platform Engineer, Sr Site Reliability Engineer

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Motivated, curious, and persistent technology professional with 8 years of operations and engineering experience in a highly regulated industry. Familiar with development of automation, tooling, and documentation.

Skilled at developing self-service capabilities for developer-focused services utilizing Python and Ansible.

Experienced working with Product Owners and Architects to test new platforms/capabilities and deliver optimal solutions that meet delivery requirements and deadlines.

I enjoy providing mentorship by sharing lessons learned, doing code/deployment reviews, and having 1:1 meetings to discuss difficulties/needs.

Yeah, the broken date range search drives me nuts. "Oh, there's a month old reddit post about what I'm searching for... nvm, it's 4 years old."

I'm fairly certain you can accomplish it with a pro license as well.

What do you mean by LDAP issues? You don't get ldap with a free license, but there are still ways to get ldap auth despite that. (For instance, https://medium.com/p/mattermost-teams-edition-replacing-gitl...)

I work for one of the big three and we generally are pretty lean when it comes to staffing.

Our CEO likes to claim it benefits us because then they don't have to do big layoffs during downturns.