Solace Admin

Requirement ID: 8397 Job Title: Solace Admin Job Type: - Duration: 12 months Location: Hyderabad

Providing Solace administration and support, with incident and request management handled through ServiceNow.
- Strong experience in Solace Enterprise Messaging Services, including administration, monitoring,
troubleshooting, problem resolution, and change management.
- Installed, configured, and monitored Message VPNs across Development, UAT, and Production
environments.
- Performed day-to-day BAU activities including Message VPN creation, client username creation,
profile configuration, bridge setup, and client connectivity troubleshooting.
- Troubleshot and resolved production and non-production incidents related to Solace messaging
infrastructure.
- Raised and managed vendor support cases with Solace Support for complex issue resolution.
- Participated in and supported COB (Continuity of Business) / DR (Disaster Recovery) testing across
multiple regions.
- Coordinated major infrastructure activities including:
- Appliance replacement and new appliance build activities
- SAN migrations
- Blade replacements
- SSL certificate renewals
- Patching and SolOS upgrades
- Created and managed Queues, Topics, Routes, and Bridges for application messaging requirements.
- Configured ACLs (Access Control Lists) for queues and topics to enforce secure messaging access.
- Participated in Solace appliance version upgrades and system maintenance activities.
- Planned, prepared, and applied maintenance fixes and upgrades for Solace environments.
- Worked with Linux operating system and tools including Postman, Jira, and Confluence.
- Collaborated with Network Engineering teams to diagnose and resolve network latency and
message delivery performance issues.
- Worked with the Automation team to automate Solace configuration deployment processes.
- Utilized automation and CI/CD tools such as
- Monitored Solace appliances using Splunk and ITRS monitoring tools.
- Worked closely with Solace Support to troubleshoot appliance hardware-related issues