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GANGASREE V

Vetted Talent

Have a Total of 5 Years of experience in managing large-scale IT management activities. Encompassing implementation & designing, configuring and deploying solutions on AWS applications (Including Compute, Web, Storage, IAAS, PAAS, and Logic Apps). AWS services like EC2, S3, ELB, Auto Scaling Groups (ASG), IAM, SQS, SNS and Azure services like Azure Open AI, Azure data bricks and Data Factory, Azure Data lake storage, IAM and so on. Experience in Creating and uploading AWS AMIs. Good Knowledge of Azure VM Migration, administration of multiple operating systems including Windows. Hands-on experience in implementing and supporting cloud-based infrastructure and its solutions, System health monitoring & performance tuning., Setting up the server for the Application Team., Administration/Maintenance experience in source control management systems. Team player with the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

  • Role

    Sr. Software Engineer

  • Years of Experience

    5.25 years

Skillsets

  • Eagerness to learn
  • Performance Tuning
  • source control management
  • System health monitoring
  • Team Player
  • Azure

Vetted For

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  • Results
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    Sr. IT & Cloud AdministratorAI Screening
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  • Skills assessed :Terraform, Infrastructure Monitoring, AWS
  • Score: 32/90

Professional Summary

5.25Years
  • Oct, 2021 - May, 20242 yr 7 months

    Sr. Software Engineer AWS & Azure Cloud Administrator

    CitiusTech
  • Feb, 2019 - Oct, 20212 yr 8 months

    AWS Cloud Admin

Applications & Tools Known

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    Service Now

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    SCCM

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    Prisma Cloud

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    AWS

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    Azure

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    Linux

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    Service Now

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    Networking

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    Logic Apps

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    ADLS

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    EC2

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    S3

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    IAM

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    SQS

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    SNS

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    ELB

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    VPC

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    Cloud Watch

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    Prisma

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    Palo Alto Networks

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    Salesforce

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    Salesforce Lightning

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    User Management

Work History

5.25Years

Sr. Software Engineer AWS & Azure Cloud Administrator

CitiusTech
Oct, 2021 - May, 20242 yr 7 months
    Provided L3 support and Maintenance activity for the infrastructure Azure cloud and managed a team of 10 members

AWS Cloud Admin

Feb, 2019 - Oct, 20212 yr 8 months
    Provide L4 and L5 support and Maintenance activity of Infra.

Education

  • Diploma in Printing Technology

Certifications

  • Aws cloud solution architect associate (aug 2021 - aug 2024)

  • Microsoft certified: azure administrator associate (feb 2024 - feb 25)

  • Aws cloud solution architect associate

  • Aws certified: cloud solution architect associate

  • Microsoft certified: azure administrator associate

AI-interview Questions & Answers

My name is Gangashi. I have a total of 5 years of experience, and my role is AWS and Azure Cloud administrator. And, my first company is a private company, managing the infrastructures for the AWS services and, EC2 and VPC and S3 and so on. And my second current organization is CTS Tech Healthcare Private Limited, in the specialization in the health care domain. And, my roles and responsibilities here include managing and implementing Azure infrastructures, configuring and deploying those services and, data factory, Databricks, and the app services, logic apps, and so on. The services support end users. And, I am responsible for control and management, for cloud security, providing access to end users, and controlling rules and policies, managing user roles. And, I troubleshoot for infrastructures of client projects like BCBS, Envision, MRR, and the SDLC, and so on. And, examples of issues include URL issues, slowness issues, and RTP connectivity issues. And, for security management, I manage cloud security, patching management, and compliance. I extract data, install patches every month, and support Windows servers and infrastructure projects. I also handle patching and troubleshoot SSCM and installations of SSCM, identifying issues during patching installation. Also, I support cloud security using Prisma Cloud for multi-cloud environments like Azure, AWS, and so on. I have certifications for AWS associate solution architect, and Azure Cloud Administrator. I support AWS services, including SageMaker, EC2, and implementation of infrastructures like EC2 Instant VPC and S3, and SageMaker services. Thank you for considering my application. Thank you so much. I hope this is the best opportunity, and I would like to contribute to your organization, and I would like to work with your team. Thank you so much.

I'm aware of this question.

For this, we can check the roles, our monitor in the CloudWatch, and we can identify over there. And, also, we can check it out in the security group. So for endpoint or note point or any traffic or, also, we can check it out on the way where we configure and identify the issues and the diagnosis, for where the issue is caused. So we can change major changes in the security groups.

Can you start to migrate application data from these settings to our essential domain down task? For this, we can use AWS application migration, before that, we need to check everything, like, what are the policies they need to move to move the data to the audience. And before that, we need to take the backup for the EC2 instance. And, first, we need to check the server's upgrade level, like, is it upgrade for any version wise. So it will support or not. We need to check out all the gathered information. And, accordingly, we can take it. We have to take the actions accordingly to minimize the downtime. Before that, we need to check all the configurations for that. And then we can move the data from on premises or as an EC2 instance to the RDS hard disk, hard disk containers.

Provide the auto start and auto share of that particular service and that the AWS is taking. And we can set up the regular client request for the scheduled time so we can modify the settings in that service. We can use the Lambda functions and event manager. So, we can modify that. We can also use any cloud form, cloud formation for other schedule setups.

Should it be worked out? Okay. We need to check it out in the coding commandings of where commanding lines. And we need to make sure the instance ID, instance ID, and also we need to mention the taking the access for that this subscription, that account. So we need to mention that over here. Then only we can access the EC two instance and that account. Then only we can retrieve that date, return one instance. That should be mentioned here for the Alexa access ID as account ID.

We're in the second line for the bucket name, it is different. And in the tags line, we can see the name is my bucket. Made. Because of that, we couldn't configure the configurations in the history bucket. The name should always be the same, in the variable we are mentioning the code. So that should be in the same bucket name. And, also, we have to access the AWS account. We should mention here the account ID as well. Account ID and also run the command in the form code you need and, I don't apply all those things and how we should make sure over here. And that's what we need to mention here, which provider we need to set up and which provider we need to use here. And, also, more should be mentioned, use the command for the access to the account. Like, first, we need to take the access and policies and mention over here, then only we can configure the registry bucket. And also, the bucket name should always be the same. I see here it's different names, in the second row and the 5th row.

We need to check where the traffic is going on now. I show first, we need to take the IP address and ping that IP address to see where the traffic is going on. And we need to check the URL and what exactly the URL is. We need to check it out in the host state. If in case we miss the URL or make any mistakes for the URL, we need to master that URL and whitelist it in the post entry. We can break the topic and also set the connectivity between the VPNs. We need to check if it's a site-to-site VPN or a remote access VPN. We also need to check the inbound and outbound rules. We need to check where the traffic is going on now, both incoming and outgoing traffic, to identify the applications. We can also check the logs to see what the issue is. Accordingly, we can diagnose the issues. If any certification file for the URLs is failing, and if HTTP is not working, we also need to check if HTTPS is working. We need to check the firewall if there are any issues with the host setting application on that particular server.

I'm not sure about this question.