Skill
Web Servers
IT Infrastructure and Networking
A web server is software (or the hardware running it) that stores, processes, and delivers web pages to users' browsers upon request, using protocols like HTTP/HTTPS. Common web server software includes Apache, Nginx, and Microsoft IIS, which handle tasks like routing requests, serving static files, and managing SSL certificates. Understanding web servers is essential for developers and system administrators responsible for deploying and maintaining websites.
Open roles requiring Web Servers (1)
Software Engineer, CDN
Vercel
New York, NY · $196,000 – $294,000
Vercel is seeking a Software Engineer to help scale and improve their edge infrastructure, working on systems that serve petabytes of data and billions of requests globally. You'll design and debug high-performance cloud systems alongside backend engineers and product teams, handling routing, caching, and edge services across multiple cloud providers.
Listed on Vercel’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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