DevOps & SRE: How to Prove You Keep the Lights On
Uptime is your currency. Learn how to quantify reliability and cloud infrastructure skills to pass the ATS for Site Reliability Engineering roles.
The Invisible Hero
DevOps and Site Reliability Engineers (SREs) often struggle to write resumes because their best work is when nothing happens. * "I kept the server running." -> Boring. * "Maintained 99.99% uptime during Black Friday traffic spike." -> Hired.
Keyword Density for Cloud Roles
The cloud landscape changes monthly. If you are applying for an AWS role, but your resume emphasizes your old on-premise experience, the ATS will filter you out.
makecv.ai scans the job description for critical infrastructure keywords: * Orchestration: Kubernetes, Helm, Docker Swarm * IaC: Terraform, Ansible, CloudFormation * CI/CD: Jenkins, GitLab CI, CircleCIThe 'Incident Response' Story
Every SRE has a war story. Your resume needs to tell it efficiently. Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result), but keep it brief. "Resolved P0 database outage in under 15 minutes by automating rollback procedures, saving estimated $50k in lost revenue."*
Your infrastructure is automated. Your resume should be too. Use makecv.ai to build a rock-solid DevOps profile.