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Reminds me of an interview i was in. I was like, this isn't even in my job description... 7 interviews later. Come to find out, they were HAND DEPLOYING Linux servers to try to scale for double of their user base. I feel like I dodged a bullet.
Wait you mean there's better ways to scale than deploying a whole new hardware and click ops your way through installs? /s
So when I was in the interview, you know, typically you answer questions, right? I mean there's some back and forth, but typically you're on the end of the stick.
It was Zello. They wanted someone to continue manual deployment. Are you fucking kidding me? Read the reviews. They are all consistent with a good product and an outdated infrastructure team.
Best of luck.
edit: grammar