Cloud Infrastructure Engineer

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Your Day to Day :

Investigate and resolve a wide range of technical issues, including the installation of Windows and Linux operating systems, managing logical volume management (LVM), and monitoring server health.

Administer user authorization and access control, ensuring secure and compliant system access.

Deploy and manage servers within AWS/Azure cloud environments, including the creation and maintenance of both Linux and Windows instances.

Manage AWS/Azure storage solutions, including creating and attaching EBS volumes, partitioning drives, and restoring volumes from snapshots.

Configure and manage firewall settings in EC2 by creating security groups, defining rules, and implementing access restrictions.

Develop, maintain, and provision servers using Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) and AWS CloudFormation templates for consistent and automated deployments.

Migrate AWS instances between different Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs).

Set up and maintain AWS services such as Relational Database Service (RDS), Route 53, and Elastic/Application Load Balancers (ELB/ALB).

Implement and manage user access policies and permissions using AWS IAM.

Perform Linux file system and disk management tasks, as well as network configuration.

Execute server decommissioning and patching procedures.

Manage and support user authentication and directory services through Active Directory and LDAP.

Required Skills

1. Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills with a proven ability to perform root cause analysis.

In-depth knowledge of Windows and Linux operating systems, including administration and support.

3. Hands-on experience with public cloud platforms, specifically AWS or Azure, as well as virtualization platforms like VMware. 4. Solid understanding of directory services such as Active Directory and LDAP

Basic Qualifications:

Bachelor, Master or equivalent graduate.