A skilled Database Administrator (DBA) will maintain the database's uptime and running smoothly 24/7. Ensuring a smooth flow of information across the organization is the aim, taking into account end-user accessibility on the front end as well as back-end data structure.Database administrators make ensuring the databases are safe and operate effectively. For instance, they design or set up systems to hold various kinds of data, like shipping records for customers and financial data. Additionally, they guarantee that this data is accessible to authorized people when needed.

A Database Administrator must possess the ability to analyze data and make decisions quickly. They also must have strong analytical skills to monitor performance and identify problems with a system. They need to evaluate complex information from multiple sources, determining actions based on this analysis.

A Database Administrator often works with the products of a Data Architect's efforts. They take the logical data models created by the Architect and ensure there aren't any issues with the models.

Responsibilities

• Build database systems of high availability and quality depending on each end user’s specialized role.
• Design and implement specialized accordance to end users’ information needs and views.
• Define users and enable data distribution to the right user, in the appropriate format and promptly.
• Use high-speed transaction recovery techniques and backup data.
• Minimise database downtime and manage parameters to provide fast query responses.
• Provide proactive and reactive data management support and training to users.
• Determine, enforce, and document database policies, procedures, and standards.
• Perform tests and evaluations regularly to ensure data security, privacy, and integrity.
• Monitor database performance, implement changes, and apply new patches and versions when required.

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