Daily Microservices & DevOps Support
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I need an experienced hand to sit virtually beside me while I work through a live Angular + Spring Boot microservices project that is deployed through GitLab CI/CD and managed on Kubernetes with Helm. My biggest hurdle is understanding the tickets that reach our board—specifically, interpreting the requirements accurately before I start coding or configuring anything.
Here’s how I picture our collaboration:
• Each day we review the latest ticket, break down the requirement, and map out the technical tasks together.
• You clarify acceptance criteria, spot hidden dependencies, and flag any risks early.
• When a ticket involves GitLab pipelines, Helm charts, or Kubernetes manifests, you walk me through the why and how rather than just handing over a snippet.
• For the Angular front-end, Spring Boot services, MySQL data layer, or Apache Kafka streams, you provide code-level guidance as needed and help me align with existing architecture patterns.
• If something makes it all the way to production and misbehaves, you pair with me to diagnose logs, roll back safely, or patch forward.
Video or screen-sharing sessions of 30–60 minutes a day (with occasional chat support between meetings) should cover most scenarios, but I’m happy to adjust the cadence to match real ticket flow. Source control access will be through our existing GitLab groups, and I can spin up a dev namespace in Kubernetes so you can demonstrate fixes in real time.
By the end of each session I’d like a short recap—bullet points or a quick commit message—so I can cement what we covered and keep our lead informed. If this kind of day-to-day, ticket-focused mentorship fits your experience, I’m ready to start right away.
Here’s how I picture our collaboration:
• Each day we review the latest ticket, break down the requirement, and map out the technical tasks together.
• You clarify acceptance criteria, spot hidden dependencies, and flag any risks early.
• When a ticket involves GitLab pipelines, Helm charts, or Kubernetes manifests, you walk me through the why and how rather than just handing over a snippet.
• For the Angular front-end, Spring Boot services, MySQL data layer, or Apache Kafka streams, you provide code-level guidance as needed and help me align with existing architecture patterns.
• If something makes it all the way to production and misbehaves, you pair with me to diagnose logs, roll back safely, or patch forward.
Video or screen-sharing sessions of 30–60 minutes a day (with occasional chat support between meetings) should cover most scenarios, but I’m happy to adjust the cadence to match real ticket flow. Source control access will be through our existing GitLab groups, and I can spin up a dev namespace in Kubernetes so you can demonstrate fixes in real time.
By the end of each session I’d like a short recap—bullet points or a quick commit message—so I can cement what we covered and keep our lead informed. If this kind of day-to-day, ticket-focused mentorship fits your experience, I’m ready to start right away.
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