WebSphere Administrator
hss softTampa (FL)
About the role
Web Sphere AdministratorTITLE: Web Sphere Administrator STATUS: Open LOCATION: Tampa, FL, United States # of Openings: Permanent Designing Implementation Plan of a new Project Raising Firewall and Load Balancer request End to End setup of new projects Creating JVMs for new applications to be deployed. Responsible for 24x 7 server and environment availability and monitoring. Deploying applications, configuring JDBC connection pools, Data Sources, JMS Queues etc. Monitoring the production JVMs using Introscope. Creating shell scripts for deployment and backup of servers. Taking the thread dumps and analyzing the issues. Installed and configured SSL for authentication with the webserver and Configured LDAP for application server authorization and security Generating and updating plug-in and httpd.conf file Handling most of the Web Sphere Administration work Applied interim fixes, fix packs and refresh packs for WAS Resolved high priority problem tickets within time frame and analyzed for root causes. Installation of IBM WAS 8.57.1 Configuration of IBM WAS 8.5701 Configuring Wily with IBM WAS for Monitoring of JVM Understanding of WAS Architecture, so that it is useful in Setup of New Application Understanding of WAS Messaging and Setup Must have thorough knowledge on SSL Need to implement Coregroup for HA setup.
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