M Bhupal has over 4 years of experience working with IBM WebSphere MQ. He has expertise installing, configuring, upgrading, and maintaining WebSphere MQ across Windows and Linux environments. Some of his responsibilities include resolving incident tickets, enabling fix packs, creating and modifying MQ objects using MQSC commands, configuring high availability clusters, and troubleshooting issues. He has worked as a WebSphere MQ System Analyst for TCS and as a WebSphere MQ Admin for Infosys on projects for clients like United Indian and Societe Generale.

1. M Bhupal Mail id : bhupalm.pkm@gmail.com
Mobile: +91-9008082237
Career Summary:
• Over 4.2 years of IT experience on Websphere MQ (V6.0.2.3 and V7.X).
• Having experience on Installations and configurations of MQ Series on various
environments (Windows and Linux).
• Expertise in upgrading WebSphere MQ on different platforms by applying Fix Packs and
installed Support Packs.
• Strong experience in supporting enterprise business critical messaging through a high
availability and workload sharing in cluster environment.
• Expertise in Installation and configuration of MQ Client/Server in different environments.
• Configured monitored and maintained MQ objects such as queue managers, queues,
channels, process, name list, service on distributed platforms.
• Hands on experience in WMQ Distributed Queuing, enabling triggering on trigger queues
(Transmission Queues & Application Queues).
• Used MQSC Commands to perform administration tasks.
• Enabling OAM templates on MQ business objects (Setmqaut).
• Hands on experience to replay Dead Letter Queue using Dead Letter Handler process.
• IBM MQ Series related troubleshooting and Bug Fixing.
• Configuring client and server machines with necessary components.
• Configuring new DQM setups with necessary components for test environment.
• Configuring Cluster components on QMGRS to make them part of the cluster network.
• Ability to work on multiple assignments, good analytical, interpersonal and management
skills.
Professional Experience:
• I have been working as WMQ System Analyst for TCS from Feb-2014 to till date
• I worked as MQ Admin for Infosys from Oct-2011 to Jan-2014.
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2. Education Summary:
• Bachelor’s Degree in Computer science engineering from Jawaharlal Nehru
Technological University (2006-2010).
Technical Skills:
Middleware Component : IBM WMQSeries (V 6.0.2.3, V7.0).
Operating System : Windows Family, Linux.
Ticketing Tool : BMC Remedy.
Monitoring Tool : Qflex, MQExplorer.
Other Tools : Putty, WinSCP, Xming.
Languages : C, C++, Java.
Project Details:
Project#1
Project Name Insurance Information System
Client United Indian
Role MQ System Analyst
Organization TCS
Duration Feb- 2014 to till date
Description:
This application is mainly aimed to handle the insurance details like Agent
information, policy information, and claims information. This application helps the different
users to maintain the different department details, and it generates multiple reports based on
different conditions. The management system that includes a comprehensive suite of customer
management, administrative and reporting applications to improve productivity, enhance
revenue and increase operational efficiencies
Responsibilities:
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3. • Resolving incident tickets based on SLA, like channel break down, and listener abnormal
end on boxes.
• Offloading inactive logs from QMGR active directory.
• Fixing trigger event failures.
• Performing restart procedure on WMQ systems.
• Enabling fix Pac on WMQ base at scheduled outage time.
• Creating, Modifying MQ object definitions using MQSC commands.
• Enabling OAM templates on MQ objects using “SETMQAUT”.
• Reply dead letter queue using MQ Dead Letter Handler.
• Taking QMGR definitions backup using supportpac “MS03”.
• Taking messages backup on queues using “Qload/Unload” Utility.
• Performing systems health checks procedure.
• Configuring client and server machines with necessary components.
• Configuring new DQM setups with necessary components for test environment.
• Configuring Cluster components on QMGRS to make them part of the cluster network.
• Performing installation kind of tasks on test environment.
• Recreating damaged objects on MQ server.
• Refresh SSL security cache to update ssl configuration.
Project#2
Project Name SOCIETE GENERALE
Client Societe Generale
Role WebSphere MQ Admin
Organization Infosys
Duration Oct-2011 to Jan-2014
Description:
SG is a corporate and investment bank. The SG Middleware team provides global
message delivery standards for data flows and application interfaces. Bank application
components use a communication layer based on the WebSphere MQ Integrator. Business data
is transmitted through either the NY or Paris Middleware hubs where it is transformed and
routed by the message broker. SG Middleware clients include Money Market, LoanIQ, Montran,
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4. SWIFT, IntelliTracs, Perfect Match, Demand Deposit Accounts, IBSNET, ADP, DTCC, Opus and
Opics.
Responsibilities:
• Day to day administration and maintenance of the Websphere MQ (including queue
managers and all inter connecting channels in our servers).
• Implemented distributed queuing client/server architectures and configured MQ.
• Configured MQ Series queue managers, clusters and queue manager objects, queues,
channels etc.
• Monitoring the Queue Manager Logs for unresolved messages stuck in the queues.
• Monitoring of the queues, channels which needs to be up24x7 for business critical
applications and supporting clients.
• Adding and Removing of queue manager to the cluster network.
• Monitoring and maintenance of queue managers, queues, channels and listeners.
• Used MQSC Commands to perform administration tasks.
• Active participant in monitoring the middleware and Perform daily on call tasks (checking
error logs, Fail over queues, System Logs, Backed out messages) to maintain a healthy
system.
• Handling and Trouble shoot of undelivered messages by working with dead letter queues
Declaration:
I here by declare that the information finished is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
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