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Professional Summary

Skilled Devops Engineer with 8+ years of hands-on experience in IT infrastructure management along with supporting, automating, and optimizing mission critical deployments over public as well as private cloud environments. Proficient in Configuration Management, CI/CD Pipeline builds, IaC Methodology and Devops Processes.

Experience

  • Experienced with creating, managing, and configuring infrastructure on AWS (Amazon Web Services), RHVM (RedHat Virtualization Manager), and OpenStack platforms.
  • Experienced with managing AWS services such as EC2, VPC, S3, Glacier, IAM, Route 53, Cloud Watch, Cloud Trail, SES, SNS, Elastic IPs, Security Groups, EBS, and RDS.
  • Experience with monitoring systems such as SevOne, Spectrum, Op5, Nagios, and New Relic.
  • Experience with creating and managing containers with Docker and Podman.
  • Working knowledge of version control systems such as SVN, GIT, and SCM tools such as GitHub.
  • Experienced in the administration of Linux and Windows server systems, user management, service and security management.
  • Server activities include deployments, resizing, auto scaling, cloning, and disaster recovery, as well as vulnerability remediation and comprehensive solution documentation using Qualys security management tools.
  • Experience with the development, testing, and deployment of requirement-specific Jenkins jobs and Ansible playbooks for process automation.
  • Experienced in multi OS platforms (Unix, Linux, and Windows) to support production, test, and development environments.
  • Have knowledge of Waterfall and Agile Software Development Life Cycle Methodologies. 
  • Strong work ethic with good interpersonal and organizational skills.
  • Ability to work under minimal supervision and guidance.

Proficiency

  • Cloud Services - AWS (Amazon Web Services), OpenStack
  • Server Administration - Linux, Windows
  • Versioning Control Systems - Git, SVN, Github
  • Virtualization Tools - RHVM, OneView, Vagrant
  • Monitoring Tools - Nagios, NewRelic, Spectrum, SevOne, Op5
  • Configuration Management - Ansible, Terraform
  • CI/CD Pipeline Build Tools - Jenkins, Concourse
  • Containerization Platforms - Docker, Kubernetes
  • Programming & Scripting - Bash, Python

Certification

RedHat Certified Systems Administrator (RHEL 8) - RHCSA - EX200

Education

  • Bachelor of Engineering (Electronics & Communication) - Mohammed Sathak A.J College of Engineering, Anna University : 2010 - 2014
  • Master of Business Administration (Technology Management) - Center for Distance Education, Anna University : 2022 - Pursuing

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