Database Administrator

Job Description

Should be flexible to work on any shift

Should have experience in both Sonic and Progress Database administration

Sonic ESB administrator details:

A Sonic ESB Administrator is responsible for managing and maintaining the Sonic Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) environment

Key Responsibilities:

• Configuration and Management:

Configures the ESB environment, including setting up brokers, containers, and connections. They also manage user access and security settings.

• Service Management:

Manage lifecycle of services within the ESB, including deployment, monitoring, and undeployment. This includes managing service definitions and process definitions.

• Performance Monitoring:

Administrator monitors the performance of the ESB environment, identifying bottlenecks and optimizing performance. This may involve tuning parameters and analyzing logs.

• Troubleshooting:

Diagnose and resolve issues within the ESB environment, working with developers and other stakeholders to ensure smooth operation.

• Security Management:

Administrator implements and maintains security policies within the ESB, ensuring that only authorized users and applications have access to resources, Implementing and maintaining security measures, such as user access control, encryption, and secure communication protocols (SSL/TLS).

• Integration with Other Systems:

Administrator manages the integration of the ESB with other systems, including OpenEdge applications, using the OpenEdge Adapter for Sonic ESB.

Queue and Channel Management:

Creating, managing, and monitoring message queues, channels, brokers, containers and other relevant objects within the messaging system.

Manage the below Tools

• Sonic Management Console

• ESB Admin Tool

A Sonic ESB Administrator will be responsible for:

• Configuring a new service definition for a web service exposed by an OpenEdge application.
• Troubleshooting a performance issue with a specific service.
• Managing user access to the ESB environment.
• Monitoring the health of the ESB brokers and containers.
• Deploying a new version of a process definition and handle backup and recovery.