The Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Network Administrator designs, implements, and manages secure, high-performance OCI environments with a focus on tenancy architecture, network layers, identity governance, and high-availability infrastructure. This role combines hands-on OCI administration with security hardening, hybrid cloud integration, and disaster recovery planning.
Key Responsibilities
Tenancy & Network Configuration: Provision and manage OCI tenancy resources, including Virtual Cloud Networks (VCNs), compartments, subnets, route tables, and security lists. Configure storage solutions (Block Volume, Object Storage, File Storage Service) and optimize network traffic flow.
Identity & Access Management: Set up IAM identity domains, groups, users, and policies. Enforce multi-factor authentication (MFA) and integrate with on-premises Active Directory for hybrid identity management.
Security Hardening: Implement risk assessment outcomes by configuring OS hardening, Cloud Guard for threat detection, and Vulnerability Scanning Service (VSS). Resolve critical/high-severity security issues and manage certificate renewals.
Infrastructure Administration: Perform server maintenance, performance tuning, patching, and monitoring. Allocate CPU/memory resources, configure disk partitions, and ensure infrastructure high availability.
Disaster Recovery & HA: Design and deploy HA architectures using fault domains, availability domains, and load balancers. Implement DR strategies for cross-region replication and failover.
Hybrid Cloud & DevOps: Integrate OCI with on-premises environments via FastConnect or VPN. Develop tagging strategies for resource governance and collaborate with DevOps teams using CI/CD tools (e.g., Jenkins, Terraform).