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We build, deploy and maintain your data and application platforms. But what does this mean exactly? 🤔 🏗 Our specialists ensure that your platform is well constructed, precisely implemented and thoroughly supported. So that it meets your internal and external standards as well as your service level requirements. 🚀 Once we’ve built your infrastructure, we deploy your business critical applications. A job that makes our engineers tick! Your deployments can be installed manually or fully automated. 😮💨 After that, we are happy to support you via our managed services program. With our focus on the automation of repetitive tasks, your outsourcing cost is manageable and competitive. On top of that, you no longer have to worry about your IT infrastructure. Business continuity is our focus and your warranty. Discover more: https://wllw.co/rNg3XZYL3 #itinfrastructure #digitaltransformation #itmanagement #managedservices

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Hi everyone- am looking for a new role as application support engineer/ Technical support engineer and having 2.6 years of experience in Troubleshooting and bug fixing depending on the priority of the issues to meet Client’s SLA. Good communication and interpersonal skills. Experience of handling OUTAGE efficiently. Raise RFCs (Request for Changes) & gives necessary information to the development team to fix the bug. Participate in Production call. Ability to work as a part of a team or individually & ability to pick up new skills quickly.Create documents and work instruction. experience of managing cloud-based technology Drives excellence in every project to deliver outstanding results. Involved in System Monitoring and Batch job processing. Working on Change Requests, Incidents, Outages and Ticket Assignment (ITIL Process). Server maintenance and infrastructure monitoring (Managing 50+ Linux servers ). Working on Troubleshooting, Enhancements, Handling Bridge calls for outages with different stake holders and Participation in analysis of incoming cases/tickets, resolving production issues and improve application performance. Perform health and performance monitoring of Application servers. Debug and update shell scripts used for various automation work. Working on AWS services (S3,EC2, Auto scaling.) Incident/Problem/Change management Tracking tickets through ServiceNow. Perform health checks on servers by monitoring performance related components such a Memory, CPU, network and disk activities and analyzing these reports and finding any issues that Occur. Scheduling the jobs in crontab, at now, control-M and tidal for day to day actives to minimize the work Responsible for providing support during maintenance, implementation or up gradation. Create and follow up on trouble tickets with respective teams and Escalate to the respective teams if the trouble tickets are not resolved Upgrading and deploying software’s incase of any enhancement or core releases. Provided infrastructure/Application test support to UAT. Practiced following the run book to resolve the Incidents and create and update the run book. Participated in management activities like generating weekly and daily report for internal and external business review. Participation in the ticket review and ensure the appropriate solution is provided and meet the SLA guidelines. Coordinating with L3 teams and other Stakeholders for issue resolutions and engaging in root cause analysis to strengthen the support/Application against critical failures.

Global certificate lifecycle management software market size is expected to reach $8.78 Bn by 2028 at a rate of 18.7%, segmented as by certificate type, secure sockets layer (ssl) or transport layer security (tls) certificates Read more https://lnkd.in/gm4u92V3 #marketresearch #marketreport

Title:  Network Node Manager I (NNMi) Documentation Specialist Experience: 12+ Years Location: Onsite Houston, TX Job Type: W2/C2C   Job Summary: Utility Client is seeking a skilled Network Node Manager I (NNMi) Documentation Specialist to lead a critical documentation project with experience in utility industry or with large-scale IT environments. The successful candidate will be responsible for thoroughly documenting the architecture and application requirements of NNMi, an OpenText product, to ensure the system's continued functionality during future upgrades. This role requires a combination of technical expertise in NNMi and strong documentation skills. Key Responsibilities: Architecture Documentation: Collaborate with system architects and infrastructure engineers to create detailed architecture diagrams of the current NNMi environment. Ensure the architecture diagram accurately reflects the integration of NNMi within the existing IT infrastructure. Application Requirements Documentation: Work closely with NNMi Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to document all conditions monitored by NNMi and the specific alerts configured within the application. Detail the functional requirements and decision logic used by NNMi to trigger alerts. Ensure comprehensive documentation of the current system's functionalities to facilitate future upgrades. Collaboration and Communication: Engage with various stakeholders, including IT, Network Operations, and Management, to gather necessary information and validate documentation. Provide regular updates to project managers and ensure alignment with project goals. Quality Assurance: Review and validate documentation to ensure accuracy, clarity, and completeness. Support the development of test cases and procedures based on documented requirements.   Project Scope: The primary objectives of this effort are to provide documentation for: Architecture diagram Application Requirements (Document all conditions that the application monitors / alerts) Deliverables: The document should provide the following: An architecture diagram Requirements document those documents each ‘decision’ or ‘function’ that is checked for an alert. Basically, this is a thorough documentation of what the software does. Please Respond to pGundraju@encloudservices.com

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As IT environments continue to evolve, the need for efficient workload management becomes increasingly critical. CA 7 Workload Automation Intelligence provides robust REST API capabilities, allowing you to effortlessly integrate and manage your workloads. In this third part of our five-part series, we examine CA 7 REST API integration and security. https://lnkd.in/ejFk3zyC

How many times have I heard these? 1️⃣ “I have the IT situation under control!” 2️⃣ “We don’t use a CMDB.” Reality check: As IT environments continue to evolve—datacenters, multi-clouds, software containers, and remote endpoints—it becomes nearly impossible to keep everything truly under control without the right visibility. In fact, 82% of IT leaders admit that IT visibility is a significant challenge. And without it, you're at risk for: ⚠️ Compliance violations ⚠️ Security gaps ⚠️ Costly service outages ⚠️ Long resolution times Here’s the good news: A modern discovery and CMDB solution can give your team the visibility and control they need—providing an accurate, real-time view of your entire IT landscape. Stop relying on outdated information. Start working with confidence. Curious about how to take your IT environment from chaos to control? Message me and let’s chat about how discovery and CMDB can help.

What is the difference between JES3 and JES2 systems? JES2 and JES3 are both versions of the Job Entry Subsystem (JES) in IBM's z/OS environment, but they have key differences in how they manage and control job processing. These differences mainly involve how jobs are scheduled, how resources are managed, and how the subsystems are structured. Key Differences between JES2 and JES3: 1. Job Scheduling: JES2: JES2 is decentralized and manages jobs independently at each node (mainframe system). Jobs are queued and processed locally on each system, which makes it suitable for smaller systems or environments where independence between systems is desired. JES3: JES3 has a centralized job scheduling system. It uses a central controller (or global processor) to manage job processing across multiple systems. Jobs are scheduled and controlled from a central point, making JES3 more suitable for complex environments that require coordinated job execution across multiple systems. 2. Resource Management: JES2: Resource management is done at the local level, meaning each system manages its own resources (CPU, memory, I/O) without centralized coordination. JES3: JES3 performs centralized resource management. It can distribute workloads across multiple systems and balance resources more efficiently, making it ideal for environments where resources need to be shared and managed across different nodes. 3. Spooling: JES2: Spooling in JES2 is local to each system. It processes input/output data within the same system where the job is running. JES3: In JES3, spooling can be managed centrally, allowing more coordinated handling of input and output data across multiple systems. 4. Complexity: JES2: JES2 is simpler to install and maintain, making it a preferred choice for smaller or less complex environments. JES3: JES3 is more complex and requires more sophisticated administration, but it provides greater control over distributed systems and resources. 5. Usage: JES2: Widely used in environments where there are standalone or loosely coupled systems. It’s preferred for single-node systems or less complex operations. JES3: Typically used in multi-system environments or sysplex environments where jobs need to be coordinated across several nodes with shared resources. In summary, JES2 is best suited for simpler, single-system environments, while JES3 is more appropriate for complex, multi-system setups where centralized job and resource management is critical.