Middleware Administrator

1. Install and configure IBM MQ & Redhat ActiveMQ Artemis software on servers.
2. Perform day-to-day administration tasks such as monitoring, maintaining, troubleshooting, and tuning the MQ infrastructure.
3. Ensure that the MQ environment is secure by configuring appropriate access controls, SSL/TLS encryption, and other security mechanisms.
4. Develop and implement messaging solutions using IBM MQ, including message routing, queue management, and message transformation.
5. Work with developers and other IT staff to integrate MQ with other applications, systems, and platforms.
6. Monitor and tune the MQ infrastructure to ensure optimal performance and scalability.
7. Develop and implement disaster recovery plans for the MQ infrastructure to ensure business continuity in case of unexpected outages or disasters.
8. Create and maintain documentation for the MQ infrastructure, including configuration, administration procedures, and troubleshooting guides.
9. Collaborate with other IT staff, including developers, architects, and project managers, to ensure that the MQ infrastructure meets business needs and goals.
10. Plan and implement upgrades and patches to the MQ software to ensure that the infrastructure remains up-to-date and secure.

• • Linux
  • Analysis
  • Java
  • Database
  • Shell scripting
  • J2EE Web Services
  • XML

A middleware administrator coordinates the communication between different software systems. To become a middleware administrator, you must have a mastery over a variety of database applications. Your duties include installation, setup, and maintenance of the software systems you create.