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= Teams = | = Teams = | ||
== IT/Desktop == | == IT/Desktop == | ||
The Desktop Team is a globally-distributed team that is dedicated to ensuring Mozilla employees have the hardware and software to further the mission. | |||
Mozilla staff can contact the team [https://mozilla.service-now.com/ here]. | |||
== Netops == | == Netops == | ||
The Network Operations team supports upstream Internet access for Mozilla offices and datacenters. | |||
== DC Ops == | == DC Ops == | ||
== Site Reliability == | == Site Reliability == | ||
The Mozilla oncall team acts as first responders to faults as they arise across the Mozilla infrastructure. | |||
== Systems == | == Systems == | ||
=== Infrastructure === | === Infrastructure === | ||
Manages the core server infrastructure behind Mozilla including DHCP, DNS and E-mail. | |||
=== WebOps === | === WebOps === | ||
The Web Operations teams manages more than 1,000 websites for all the past and current Mozilla projects. You can learn [https://air.mozilla.org/mozilla-webops/ how the Web Operations team works ] | |||
=== Database Ops === | === Database Ops === | ||
The Database Operations Team manages clusters of Postgres and MySQL-like databases. You can read about their [https://blog.mozilla.org/it/category/itdesktop/databases/ weekly progress]. | |||
=== Storage/Virtualization === | === Storage/Virtualization === | ||
=== Developer Services === | === Developer Services === | ||
=== Release Engineering Ops === | === Release Engineering Ops === | ||
=== Air Mozilla === | === Air Mozilla === | ||
Mozilla Project meetings, MozCamp talks, BrownBag 'tech talks' and other [presentations are recorded and shared https://air.mozilla.org/] by the Air Mozilla team, for community members around the world to enjoy. | |||
=== Labs === | === Labs === | ||