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ALIBABA CLOUD SERVICE

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  • Proposals: 20
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  • #4509567
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Blessing I.Yasir Ali M.Adnan M.CYTNHIA W.Aurel H. + 15 others have already sent a proposal.
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Description

Experience Level: Entry
Seeking a seasoned Alibaba Cloud specialist to design, deploy, and optimize a secure, high-performance cloud architecture. Responsibilities include provisioning resources, configuring networking and security, implementing scalable solutions, managing backups and disaster recovery, and tuning cost efficiency. Candidate must demonstrate experience with ECS, VPC, RDS, OSS, SLB, and CDN, provide clear documentation, and ensure robust monitoring and alerting. Deliverables: implemented environment, configuration guides, and operational recommendations.

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  • Naresh S.

    Hi Arik,

    Will this be a new Alibaba Cloud environment built from scratch, or are you migrating existing workloads, and should the architecture be designed to support future auto-scaling and multi-region disaster recovery from the outset?

    Thanks,
    Naresh

  • CYTNHIA W.

    Is this a brand-new Alibaba Cloud deployment, or are you migrating an existing production environment from AWS, Azure, GCP, or another provider?
    What are your Recovery Point Objective (RPO) and Recovery Time Objective (RTO), and do you require cross-region disaster recovery or will a single-region deployment suffice?
    Will your applications run on traditional virtual machines, Docker containers, Kubernetes, or a hybrid architecture?
    Would you like the infrastructure delivered as Infrastructure as Code (Terraform/Alibaba Cloud ROS) so future environments can be recreated consistently?
    What are your expected traffic volumes and growth projections over the next 12–24 months so the architecture can be designed for scalability rather than requiring a redesign later?