Appian Administrator
Appian Administrator
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Manage, configure, and maintain multiple Appian environments (on-prem and cloud)
- Collaborate with infrastructure, security and DevOps teams to plan and execute migration from on-prem to AWS EKSSet up and manage Appian Docker containers, and Helm configurations.
- Oversee installation, patching, upgrades and hotfixes of Appian versions.
- Coordinate database migrations (e.g., DB2 to PostgreSQL)
- Ensure application and plugin compatibility post-migration
- Work with InfoSec for image scanning, vulnerability remediation, and compliance approvals.
- Support performance tuning, monitoring and troubleshooting across environments.
- Create and maintain detailed runbooks, SOPs, and architecture documentation.
- 5+ years of experience as an Appian Administrator (versions 21.x or later)
- Proven experience migrating Appian from on-prem to containerized/cloud environments (preferably AWS EKS)
- Strong understanding of Linux administration, Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, and AWS services (ECR, S3, IAM, CloudWatch).Experience integrating Appian with enterprise services (LDAP, SSO, SMTP, database, secrets management)
- Kubernetes pods, Webhooks/Controllers
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