Edelweiss IBM ESB Administrator -Jiya

Job Description:

Administering IBM® WebSphere® ESB involves preparing, monitoring, and modifying the environment into which Service Component Architecture (SCA) modules are deployed as applications and resources, and working with the applications and resources themselves.

For more information about administering WebSphere ESB, see "Administering WebSphere ESB."

WebSphere ESB offers several interfaces for administering the runtime environment:

• Administrative console

  The administrative console is a browser-based interface where you can monitor, update, stop, and start a wide variety of applications, services, and resources for the applications running on WebSphere ESB. The administrative console can also be used to work with relationships and to locate and resolve failed WebSphere ESB events.

  The administrative console also provide administration capabilities for WebSphere Application Server and other customer-defined products. The WebSphere ESB administrative console is part of the Integrated Solutions Console framework in general, and the WebSphere Application Server administrative console in particular. As a result, many administrative tasks (for example, setting security, viewing logs, and installing applications) are the same for both WebSphere ESB and WebSphere Application Server.

• Command-line tools

  WebSphere administrative (wsadmin) scripting program

• The wsadmin scripting program is a non-graphical command interpreter environment that enables you to run administrative options in a scripting language and to submit scripting language programs for execution. It supports the same tasks as the administrative console. The wsadmin tool is intended for production environments and unattended operations.

• Administrative programs