Administer and support Apigee on-prem infrastructure: build/maintain platform, perform upgrades, certificate/password rotations, monitor via logging tools, troubleshoot production issues, deploy API policies, and provide production support.
- At least 2 years experience working on Apigee platform
- Build, maintain and support the Apigee OnPrem infrastructure
- Worked on activities like server upgrades, password rotation, certification renewals etc.
- Experience working on API Gateway solutions
- Used Monitoring/logging tool like Azure Monitor, Dynatrace, AppDynamics, Splunk, Log Analytics
- Troubleshoot and resolve production issues related to the Apigee platform
- Experience working with Apigee Edge, Developer Portal & Apigee Baas platform
- Develop and deploy API policies using Apigee Edge Platform
- Experience in production support
- Knowledge of basic Linux commands
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