Senior System Administrator Resume
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SUMMARY
- Self - starter; Install, configure and maintain workstations and servers including web servers in support of business processing requirements; Perform software installations and upgrade to operating systems maintained in accordance with company’s established network policies. Detail oriented with excellent communication, collaborative and problem-solving skills.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Senior System Administrator
Confidential
Responsibilities:
- Improve application security by enabling SSL/TLS
- Manage Hypervisors and iso images on Dell emc PowerEdge t440/t340 and PowerEdge r740
- Assist data base admins with Install, backup/restore and privileges on databases (MYSQL and POSGRES)
- Configured and managed various AWS Services including EC2, RDS, VPC, S3, Cloud Watch, Cloud Front, and Route 53 etc.
- Installed, configured and administered Windows, Centos and RHEL 5/6/7x on VMware ESXI.
- Configured and administered DNS, DHCP, and NFS on Linux machines.
- Managed users, groups, network configuration, and granted access to files and applications through LDAP (Webmin).
- Setup LAMP STACK to support open source content management (DRUPAL and WORD PRESS)
- Focusing on high-availability, fault tolerance, and auto scaling using AWS Cloud Formation.
- Monitor system performances (disk, CPU, memory) and failed URL’s Using “SiteScope”
- Partitioned disk using mounted file systems, while handling storage allocation and management
- Monitored service desk tickets from team in a timely manner (Remedy queue desk).
- Used SCP and RSYNC to updates systems and transfer files to different systems as needed
- Created local repositories on Linux servers Performed server updates, patching, upgrade and package installations
- Work with internal teams to create the migration process of legacy systems to the AWS cloud.
- Manage dedicated file storage that enables multiple users and heterogeneous client devices to retrieve data from centralized location (NAS-synology).
- Work with Security division to design and manage IAM roles for users, vendors and other third-party vendors.
- Designing and implementation of public and private facing websites on AWS Cloud.
System Administrator
Confidential, Washington DC
Responsibilities:
- Manage multiple operating systems to share a single hardware host using VMware ESXI.
- Install applications such as Apache, Nginx, MYSQL and PHP on Linux Platforms.
- Setup VPN (virtual private network) to enable secure/tunnel connection into my environment.
- Developed automated build and system tasks using shell scripts (BASH).
- Responded to all LINUX systems problems 24x7 as a part of an on-call rotation and resolving issues in a timely
- Worked with developers in using Puppet as a; configuration management tool, managing users, resources, deploying servers.
- Utilizes change management, request, and ticketing systems, documents status updates and problem resolutions.
- Complete all assignments in a timely manner with an acceptable level of quality
- Maintains documentation related to work area
Help Desk Tech/Junior Linux System Administrator
Confidential, Washington, DC
Responsibilities:
- Use Active Directory to manage permissions and access to network resources
- Complete all assignments in a timely manner with an acceptable level of quality
- Monitoring System Performance (Virtual memory, Managing Swap Space, Disk utilization and CPU utilization).
- Check alert logs, trace files and file System maintenance
- Ensures that the technologies are updated with current, stable, compliant architecture and applications that meet enterprise standards.
- Responding to change and service requests escalated either through the advanced problem resolution team / helpdesk.
- Monitor systems, networks and infrastructure using Nagios core (software application)
- Install, Configure, and deploy Linux/windows servers.
- Writing scripts for cron job entries, which included maintaining various log files.
- Performed automated installations of Operating System using Jumpstart for Solaris and Kickstart for Linux.
