Oracle 11g WebLogic Administration

The Oracle 11g WebLogic Administration course is aimed at application server administrators.To provide the skills necessary to install, configure, manage, deploy applications to and understand the core aspects of Oracle 11g WebLogic server.Oracle 11g WebLogic Administration Training CourseCourse Contents - DAY 1Course IntroductionAdministration and Course MaterialsSession 1: WELCOME TO ORACLE FUSION MIDDLEWAREThe Oracle Fusion Middleware EnvironmentOracle WebLogic Server Component TourOnline and Offline Documentation SourcesSession 2: JAVA ENTERPRISE EDITION (JEE) ARCHITECTUREThe JEE 5 EnvironmentMiddle tier architectureSession 3: INSTALLING ORACLE WEBLOGIC SERVERInstallation OptionsGraphical User Interface (GUI) InstallationCommand Line InstallationWebLogic Server Directory StructureSession 4: DOMAIN CONFIGURATIONUnderstanding WebLogic DomainsAdministration Servers and Managed ServersCreating and Configuring DomainsThe Domain Directory StructureOffline WLST Domain ManagementOracle 11g WebLogic Administration Training CourseCourse Contents - DAY 2Session 5: DOMAIN TEMPLATESUnderstanding and Creating a Domain TemplateExtending a Domain TemplateDomain Templates for Fusion Middleware SuitesSession 6: ADMINISTRATION TOOLSUtilising the Administration ConsoleUsing WLST to Navigate the Domain StructureUnderstanding Internal Change Management Using JMX and MBeansSession 7: MANAGED SERVERSConfiguring Managed ServersStarting and Stopping Managed Servers or DomainsConfiguring Managed Servers RemotelyExplaining Administration and Managed Server Independence (MSI)Session 8: BACKUP AND RECOVERY Backup and Recovery StrategyFull Offline Backup and RecoveryOnline and Offline Domain BackupOffline Domain RecoveryInstance Home Backup and RecoveryOracle 11g WebLogic Administration Training CourseCourse Contents - DAY 3Session 9: DEPLOYING WEB APPLICTIONSAutodeploymentManual DeploymentDeployment Using Administration ConsoleDeployment Using Command LineWLST Web Application DeploymentEditing Deployment DescriptorsApplication TestingWeblogic and Web Server InteractionSession 10: DEPLOYING JEE APPLICATIONSDescribing JEE Web ApplicationsPackaging Web ApplicationsWeb Application Structure and PackagingDeploying Shared LibrariesUnderstanding Deployment DescriptorsSession 11: DEPLOYMENT IN PRODUCTION ENVRONMENTSDevelopment, Testing and Staging DeploymentsDeployment PlansRedeployment of Versioned ApplicationsSession 12: JDBC AND DATA SOURCESUnderstanding JDBC and Data SourcesConfiguring JDBC and Data SourcesUsing Connection PoolsDeploying JDBC ResourcesMonitoring and TestingOracle 11g WebLogic Administration Training CourseCourse Contents - DAY 4Session 13: JAVA MESSAGE SERVICE (JMS) SETUPDescribe and Configure JMSConnection Factories, Queues and TopicsUsing Persistent MessagesJMS MonitoringSession 14: LOG MANAGEMENTLog MonitoringAdministration Console Log ManagementIntegrating Application LoggingLog FilteringLog Filter ExpressionsSession 15: UTILISING NODE MANAGERSNode Manager ArchitectureNode Manager Directory StructureUnderstanding MachinesUtilising Node ManagersStart and Stop ProceduresSession 16: CLUSTERING BASICSClustering BenefitsBasic and Multitier Cluster ArchitectureCommunication Between Clustered Server InstancesOracle 11g WebLogic Administration Training CourseCourse Contents - DAY 5Session 17: CLUSTER CONFIGURATIONPreparing for, Create and Configure a ClusterExtending a ClusterControlling Clustered Servers Session 18: CLUSTERS AND APPLICATIONSDeploying Applications to a ClusterClustered Session State ReplicationReplication Groups and In-memory ReplicationStateful Session Beans in Multitier ClustersConfiguring JDBC and File Replication Session 19: SECURITY ARCHITECTUREWebLogic Server Security ArchitectureSecurity RealmsUsers and GroupsRoles and PoliciesWeb Application Resources and EJB Protection Session 20: SECURING THE WEB INTERFACEKeys and Digital Certificates with the KeytoolConfiguring SSL for WebLogic ServerSteps to Prevent Web-based Interference