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      <description>Location: City | Salary: 550.00-550.00 Daily | Type: Contract | Cloud Engineer3 months London - hybrid  550 per day inside IR35 - umbrella only  If you''re a hands-on cloud engineer who enjoys turning designs into reliable, governed infrastructure, this is a great opportunity. You''ll work alongside a small, experienced team to build and automate parts of a target Azure environment-focused on Infrastructure as Code, governance, and secure deployments. What you''ll be doing:Producing low-level designs for the target cloud environmentSetting up an Infrastructure as Code platform to enable landing zone deploymentsCreating management groups, subscriptions, resource grouping, and applying Azure policy and governanceConfiguring RBAC to support secure access controlsBuilding and testing network components, including load balancingProvisioning core services such as storage accounts, key vaults, and file serversSetting up backup and monitoring servicesProvisioning VMs (including app, middleware, and database) with appropriate controls What you''ll bring:Strong experience delivering cloud infrastructure work end-to-end, from design through build and testingPractical capability across Infrastructure as Code and repeatable landing zone deployment approache...</description>
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