Terraform Jobs

I run several Django-based web applications that need ongoing feature development and maintenance. To keep up with our roadmap I’m looking for a developer who is comfortable settling in for the long haul, communicating clearly, and shipping production-ready code on a steady cadence. The immediate focus is on three areas that touch nearly every part of the stack: • Multi-factor user authentication – think TOTP, backup codes, and recovery flow all wired into Django’s auth system without breaking existing sessions. • Payment integration – we currently prototype on Stripe and will move to live transactions once the flow is stable, so expect webhooks, retries, and clean error handling. • API development – new and refactored REST endpoints power...

I’m laying the groundwork for REIN’s next-generation network-plus-AI platform here in Durban and want a partner who can sit at the same table as the rest of the founding team, not just ship a one-off task. The immediate focus is threefold: • Network design – choose and justify topologies, vendors, and automation tooling for a scalable, low-latency backbone that can stretch from on-prem PoPs to public cloud. • Security protocols – build a zero-trust model from day one, including segmentation, key-management strategy, and compliance mapping. • AI integration & platform architecture – define how our inference services, data pipelines, and control plane ride on top of the network, and how we monitor them end-to-end. I’m expect...

I already have a trained machine-learning model sitting in a repo; now I need it running reliably on AWS. Your first task is to containerise the model (Docker) and spin it up on an AWS EC2 instance—the environment I’ve chosen for this project. Once it is live, expose a secure REST endpoint so my application team can POST data and receive predictions in real time. Low latency matters, so please size the instance with that in mind and configure autoscaling policies if you feel they will help. Model quality can drift, so the next priority is a solid monitoring stack. I want to see Accuracy, Latency and Error rate streaming into CloudWatch (or Grafana/Prometheus if you prefer) with clear dashboards and alarms that alert us when thresholds are breached. Feel free to add extra me...

I need my existing AWS account transformed into a fully automated, production-ready environment. The goal is to design the architecture, configure every layer, and then codify it so that future changes are repeatable and version-controlled. Scope of work • Architect an environment that reliably runs our web applications, data-processing jobs, and upcoming machine-learning models on EC2 with persistent storage on S3. • Build an Infrastructure as Code baseline (Terraform or CloudFormation) that provisions VPC, subnets, security groups, EC2 launch templates, Auto Scaling groups, Application Load Balancers, and the supporting IAM roles and policies. • Automate the entire deployment process through a CI/CD pipeline (GitHub Actions, CodePipeline, or similar) so that pushi...

I need a clean, fully functional Oracle Cloud Infrastructure tenancy readied for hosting applications. The work starts with creating the OCI account itself, continues through all of the foundational configuration, and ends with a running virtual machine that already has the libraries my apps depend on. Here is what I expect to walk away with: • An OCI tenancy configured with the right compartments, policies, VCN, subnets, gateways, and security lists so I can deploy web-facing workloads straight away. • At least one Compute VM spun up, reachable over SSH, sized sensibly, and tagged for easy management. • All required runtime libraries and supporting packages installed on that VM; once you hand it over I should be able to copy my code, point a domain, and start serving ...

My web application runs on Google Cloud Run and, overall, behaves as expected—except for one stubborn route that keeps returning a 404. The rest of the site renders fine, so I’m convinced this isn’t simply a deployment-gone-wrong. Here’s what I know so far: • The project is entirely hosted in Cloud Run; no App Engine or Compute Engine involved. • Only a single path triggers the error. Hitting the root or other endpoints works flawlessly. • Container logs show the request reaching the revision, yet Cloud Run still surfaces a 404 to the browser. I’d like you to jump in, isolate the root cause, and leave me with a clean, reproducible fix. That may involve checking service revisions, URL mapping, IAM or firewall quirks, health checks, Go...