About

Graeme Burke is a highly experienced Site Reliability Engineer with over 25 years of relevant experience in the industry. He is currently working at Credit Karma, where he applies his expertise in SRE to ensure the reliability and scalability of the company's systems. Graeme is a highly skilled engineer with a deep understanding of containerization, orchestration, Linux, cloud computing, configuration management, web/application servers, programming languages, network hardware, databases, and protocols. Graeme has a strong background in containerization technologies, including Docker, and orchestration tools like ECS. He is also proficient in Linux-based operating systems such as Ubuntu, CentOS, and Redhat. His expertise extends to cloud computing platforms like AWS EC2, S3, RDS, VPC, EMR, Route53, Direct Connect, Softlayer/IBM Cloud, and Rackspace. Graeme is also highly skilled in configuration management tools such as Salt Stack, Ansible, Puppet, and CFEngine. Graeme has experience in working with various web/application servers, including nginx, apache, uwsgi, and tomcat. He is proficient in programming languages such as Python, Perl, bash, and has a working knowledge of JavaScript, C, and Java. Graeme has also worked with network hardware from Cisco, Arista, and Force10. He is proficient in databases such as MongoDB, MySQL, and Postgres, and protocols such as TCP/IP, HTTP, DNS, SMTP, VRRP, HSRP, and BGP. Graeme's past experience includes working as the Head of Production Operations at Metromile and as a Software Engineer, DevOps at DoorDash. He holds a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Computer Science from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. In summary, Graeme Burke is a highly skilled Site Reliability Engineer with extensive experience in containerization, orchestration, Linux, cloud computing, configuration management, web/application servers, programming languages, network hardware, databases, and protocols. He is a valuable asset to any organization that values reliability, scalability, and efficiency.