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@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ perfectly to answer.
### Efficient Host Sizing
Our current infrastructure is at times over-provisioned. The specifics I won't
get into in this post, but there is a lot of low-hanging fruit in understanding
get into in this post, but there are a lot of low-hanging fruit in understanding
our existing application footprints and then sizing our infrastructure around
them appropriately. Whether we're talking about understanding or improving our
[memory
@ -86,12 +86,16 @@ to structure their resource usage is going to be one of the frequently
re-evaluated projects for Ruby Infrastructure.
---
There are a myriad of other interesting projects which will crop up once a
couple [Ruby Infrastructure
Engineers](https://jobs.lever.co/scribd/6fff482b-6363-4525-b6b0-6131d6994eef)
join the company. Like the other teams in [Platform
Engineering](/2019/08/22/platform-engineering-at-scribd.html), this team will
be entirely remote which means we can hire the most qualified people we're
able to find, from nearly anywhere. I'm anxious to see the upstream pull
requests, RailsConf presentations, or blog posts that we're going to be able to
share once we start solving problems together!
able to find, from nearly anywhere.
I'm excited to see the upstream pull requests, RailsConf presentations, and blog
posts that we're going to be able to share once we start solving problems
together!