Metasys Technologies

Metasys Technologies

HP UD/UCMDB Consultants

Alexandria, VA, United States · Staff+ · Contract

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About the role

  • One (1) Primary Site for env 1 and one (1) Primary Site for env 2
  • o Install, configure and test a 2-node UCDMB Application Server connected to a highly available clustered database at one (1) Primary Site (Active)

Requirements

  • And, Must be US Citizen with a Secret security clearance

Skills

  • Universal Discovery (UD)/Universal Configuration Database (UCMDB)
  • o Integrate UCMDB with RTSM database for BSM/OMi

Company info

  • Company Description
  • Configure Consulting
  • We specialize in Staff Augmentation and Consulting Services across HP Software, VMWare, EView Technology and other IT Operations vendor portfolios.
  • Our unique quick-start solutions are designed to empower IT operations teams with the efficiency, stability and top performance in the delivery of business services.
  • Proven implementation success with numerous fortune 500 clients
  • 100s of successful projects across numerous industries
  • Certified and experienced consultants and thought leaders
  • Emphasis on best practices, lessons learned and strategic guidance
  • Supporting clients across North America
  • Unique offerings such as quick-start and upgrade factory

Visa & Work Authorization

  • And, Must be US Citizen with a Secret security clearance

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