Splunk Engineer/linux) Resume
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SUMMARY:
- 5 years of Linux, 2 years Splunk System Administration. Experienced in Client needs Analysis and deliveries. Deployed /Monitoring, and Application on servers. Create/Manage User Account, Create/Manage File Systems, Patch Management, Performance Management, application configuration on Various OS flavor. Configured and implemented splunk Enterprise in Linux environment.
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
SOFTWARE: Redhat, VMWARE, Splunk, Ansible, Apache, SSH, NAGIOS/ monitoring tools, LAMP stack, LVM
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Confidential
Splunk Engineer/Linux)
Responsibilities:
- Troubleshoot Splunk server and agent problems and issues on a demand basis On - board new data sources to splunk enterprise
- Configuring license pooling
- Configuring and Clustering splunk indexer and search head for higher availability
- Deployed universal forwarders using scripted method
- Creating user role and giving access permission
- Troubleshooting splunk
- Monitoring the splunk environment through Distributed monitoring console
- Manipulating data ingestion through props and transform.conf Building Apps
- Monitoring the forwarders through forwarder management console
- Ability to configure and connect syslog server to splunk instances
- Creating field extraction using regex during search time
- Creating tags and aliase
- Migrated Splunk config file to multiple remote servers
- Experienced in Troubleshooting Splunk search quotas, monitor Inputs, WMI Issues,
- Splunk crash logs and Alert scripts
- RPM and YUM package installations, patch and other server management.
- Managing systems routine backup, scheduling jobs enabling system logging, network logging of servers for maintenance, performance tuning, testing.
- Set up user and group, network configuration, password,etc
- Monitoring & troubleshooting with performance related issues
- Ticket assessment on daily basis.
- Creating SOP (Standard Operating Procedure).
- Managing Disk File Systems, Server Performance, Users Creation
Confidential, Washington, DC
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR (SPLUNK)
Responsibilities:
- Configuring license pooling
- Configuring and Clustering splunk indexer and search head for higher availability
- Creating custom indexes for special purposes
- Deployed universal forwarders using scripted method
- Creating user roles
- Monitoring the forwarders through forwarder management console
- Ability to configure and connect syslog server to splunk instances
- Creating field extraction using regex during search
- Migrated Splunk config file to multiple remote servers
- Built an Linux Network TEST environment, with other team mates
- Edit scripts for job scheduling
- Execute File backups with Rysnc
Confidential
LINUX ADMIN /Splunk engineer
Responsibilities:
- Expertise in designing/building/configuring documentation related to Red Hat
- Build, configured, and deployed RedHat/Windows virtual servers in a VMware vCenter environment.
- Installed and configuring LDAP on various OS platforms.
- Installed, Configured and maintained the Redhat Linux, AIX and Solaris Servers.
- Experience with Perl, Shell scripting
- Wrote Ansible configurations for deploying, configuring, and managing collected for metric collection and monitoring
- Experience with WebSphere Application Server System Installation, Configuration, Deployment, Administration and Production Support on heterogeneous systems like AIX & Linux
- Defined, documented and implemented hardened, standardized operating system images based on Red Hat Linux Enterprise 5,6,7..
- Expertise on Creating virtual machines, installing operating systems inside VM's installing VMware tools and configure these VM's based on customer requirements
- Wrote cron jobs for Redhat servers, integrated with Sendmail, automated FTP uploads/downloads, scp for automated batch file transfers.
- Worked with TCP/IP, Multicasting and network concepts (DNS, DHCP, NFS, NAT, UDP, VLANs).
- Responsible for upgrades, configuration, and deployment of Apache Tomcat, httpd, IHS, WAS and several other software packages.
- Involved in large data center migration - planning, designing, moving servers to new data center, coordinating & troubleshooting issues with various data center, network, application and storage teams.
- Build, configure and deploy Virtual machines
- Setup and configure failover load balancing using IP bonding for network cards.
- Used Iptables to set up, maintain, and inspect the tables of IPv4 packet filter rules in the Linux kernel.
- Updating YUM Repository and Redhat Package Manager (RPM).
