SkylabReddy Vanga — Associate Partner

A Cloud infrastructure specialist with 10.5 years of experience in Design, analysis, optimization, and infrastructure building while working with clients spanning across various domains; Seeking challenging roles involving cloud-related technical leadership, IT Infrastructure, Networking, Systems Administration, Technical Services; Technology Administration; Process Management. Gained proficiency on Redhat OpenShift and IBM Cloud Private using with VMware setup of IaaS for client location. Hands-on exp on IBM Cloud Products - Redhat OpenShift, IBM Cloud Private and IBM Cloud Automation Manager. -> Working with OpenShift, Kubernetes, Docker and other open source technologies -> Administrating containerization platform (OpenShift), manage capacity plan and review on a regular basis -> Remarkable experience in installation/patching/upgrading & release support in Redhat OpenShift and IBM Cloud Private. -> Expert in E2E management of IBM Products (IBM Cloud Automation Manager and IBM Multicloud Manager including compute, storage & network using OpenShift. -> Expert in Implementation of Integration VRA with ServiceNow -> Sound Knowledge on Integration VRA with Azure. -> Fulfill requests for more infrastructure, such as adding and removing worker nodes, creating default subnets, and provisioning storage volumes in response to persistent volume claims using with NFS Server and GlusterFS. -> Strong experience NFS storage using with OpenShift and IBM Cloud Private. -> Strong experience GlusterFS storage using with OpenShift. -> Integrate ordered infrastructure resources to work automatically with your cluster architecture and become available to your deployed apps and workloads. -> Setup a LB with HAProxy for OpenShift Cluster HA. -> Configure Loggin, Metering and Monitoring. -> Setup a Monitoring and alerting with Slack.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a Cloud Infrastructure Specialist with a focus on SaaS and DevOps.

Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Experience: 19 yrs 8 mos