Cloud Administrator, your roles and responsibilities typically include:

Cloud Infrastructure Management: Set up, configure, and manage cloud environments (e.g., AWS, Azure, Google Cloud), ensuring optimal performance and availability.

Deployment and Automation: Implement and manage automated deployment processes for applications and services using tools like Terraform, Ansible, or CloudFormation.

Monitoring and Performance: Monitor cloud resources and applications for performance, availability, and security, using tools to track metrics and alerts.

Cost Management: Optimize cloud resource usage to manage costs effectively, analyzing usage patterns and making recommendations for resource allocation.

Security Management: Implement security best practices, including identity and access management (IAM), data encryption, and compliance with industry regulations.

Backup and Disaster Recovery: Design and implement backup and recovery solutions to protect data and ensure business continuity in case of failures.

User Support: Provide technical support for cloud-related issues, assisting developers and users with access and troubleshooting.

Documentation: Maintain accurate documentation of cloud architecture, processes, and configurations for reference and compliance.

Collaboration: Work closely with development and operations teams (DevOps) to facilitate application deployment and integration with cloud services.

Continuous Improvement: Stay updated on emerging cloud technologies and trends, evaluating new tools and services for potential adoption.

Capacity Planning: Assess current and future cloud resource needs, planning for scalability and performance as the organization grows.