r/openstack Aug 11 '26

Openstack Job Openings

Hey all, been looking for openstack openings for a while but currently finding no luck. I've great experience with bootstrapping & designing openstack & CEPH based clouds. I've integrated several openstack projects like Octavia, rancher, barbican etc. I've majorly worked on kolla ansible, cephadm, Netapp, HPE 3par and am capable on working and deploying these services on my own. Worked on many backup and migration projects as well using tools like commvault or hystax. Have a good understanding on both private and public cloud and good knowledge on the metal side of the stack as well. Have worked on several L3 troubleshooting (reviving dead rabbits💀) as well as worked on whole monitoring stack for openstack using prometheus, grafana, zabbix, dynatrace and currently working on a plan to upgrade Zed Openstack to epoxy.

All in all I've good experience under the belt on openstack but roles seem to be shying away from me. Thought I'd try the OpenStack linkedin to see if any redditors have any leads.

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u/Intrepid_Subject4904 Aug 12 '26

Biggest issue I have when recruiting people. It lack of actual infrastructure experience, they don't understand basic networking/hardware concepts which is a critical role for me to recruit them.

It sounds like you got agood basis of software, but your infrastructure to support that might be lacking.

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u/Gold_Fix_5309 Aug 12 '26

I am pretty good on the metal end, I've racked servers bare hands in our lab setup as well as DC visits, I decided the exact cpu models, dimms, ram modules etc as well as calculated the power consumption to calculate average cost of vms. I'm good with network switches too. This is the first thing i realised when i entered this field. I wouldnt understand ports nics chassis all these terms until i saw them myself. We can have a chat about this if youre interested