Cloud Administrator

A cloud service administrator is responsible for managing, monitoring,

and maintaining cloud computing services within an organization. Their

primary role is to ensure that the cloud infrastructure is operating

efficiently, securely, and effectively to meet the organization's needs.

Here are some common roles and responsibilities of a cloud service

administrator:
1. Cloud Infrastructure Management: This involves setting up and

configuring cloud services, such as virtual machines,

storage, databases, networking, and other resources on

cloud platforms like Amazon Web Services (AWS),

Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, or other cloud

providers.

2. Security Management: Ensuring the security of cloud

resources is a critical responsibility. This includes

implementing security best practices, monitoring for

security threats, managing access controls, and ensuring

compliance with security standards and regulations.

3. Performance Monitoring and Optimization: Monitoring the

performance of cloud services to identify and address any

performance issues. This may involve optimizing resource

utilization, tuning configurations, and scaling resources as

needed to meet performance requirements.

4. Backup and Disaster Recovery: Implementing backup and

disaster recovery strategies to ensure data integrity and

business continuity in case of data loss or system failures.

5. Cost Management: Monitoring and managing the costs

associated with cloud services to optimize spending and

ensure cost-effectiveness. This may involve identifying

cost-saving opportunities, implementing cost allocation

strategies, and managing budgets.

6. User Support: Providing technical support to users and

stakeholders who interact with cloud services, including

troubleshooting issues, answering questions, and providing

guidance on best practices.

7. Automation and Scripting: Using automation tools and

scripting languages to streamline repetitive tasks, improve

efficiency, and ensure consistency in cloud administration

tasks.

8. Compliance and Governance: Ensuring that cloud services

comply with regulatory requirements, industry standards,

and internal policies. This may involve implementing

governance frameworks, conducting audits, and

maintaining documentation.

9. Collaboration: Working closely with other IT teams,

developers, and business stakeholders to understand

requirements, implement solutions, and support cloud
- based initiatives.

Overall, a cloud service administrator plays a crucial role in managing

the organization cloud infrastructure to ensure reliability, security,

performance, and cost-effectiveness of cloud services. They need to

stay updated with the latest cloud technologies, best practices, and

security trends to effectively perform their responsibilities

Pay: ₹40,458.85 - ₹58,564.52 per month

Schedule:

- Rotational shift

**Experience**:

- total work: 1 year (preferred)

Work Location: In person

Expected Start Date: 08/11/2024