TP2634
Oracle WebLogic Server System Administration Training
This 5-day course is designed for WebLogic 12c Administrators and Operations staff whose roles include: server installation, application deployment, resource configuration, monitoring, tuning or troubleshooting. No prior knowledge of WebLogic server is necessary. For students with exposure to earlier versions of WebLogic or other JEE application servers, some sections can be accelerated.
Course Details
Duration
5 days
Skills Gained
- Install WebLogic server and create domains.
- Configure JMS, JDBC and JNDI services.
- Deploy Web, EJB and Enterprise applications.
- Enable Node Manager for a domain.
- Create a WebLogic cluster.
- Perform basic WebLogic performance tuning.
Course Outline
- Introduction to WebLogic Server
- What is an application server
- JEE
- Major subsystems
- Product installation
- WebLogic Domains
- Domain overview
- Configuration Wizard
- Production vs. Development Domains
- Starting the Admin server
- Starting a managed server
- The Admin Console
- Console tour
- Change Center
- Modify a domain with the console
- Monitoring
- Java Management Extensions (JMX)
- JMX overview
- MBean types
- MBean Servers
- MBean References
- Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI)
- Introduction to JNDI
- JNDI for Administrators
- Monitoring JNDI
- Server Lifecycle
- Startup Sequence
- Startup Classes
- Shutdown Classes
- Exceptions and Veto
- Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
- JDBC overview
- Datasources
- Testing
- Advanced configuration
- Monitoring
- Applications
- Web Applications
- EJBs
- Enterprise Applications
- Libraries
- Deployment
- Deployment tools
- Staging
- Side-by-side Deployment
- Class Loading
- WebLogic Web Container
- Web server configuration
- Built in servlets
- Virtual hosts
- HTTP Access logs
- Java Message Service (JMS)
- Introduction to messaging
- Configuring JMS Resources
- Monitoring JMS
- WebLogic Security
- Security Realms
- Alternate security providers
- JEE declarative security
- Roles and Policies
- SSL configuration
- Server Availability
- Admin failover
- Managed server independence
- Machines
- Node manager
- Introduction to Clustering
- Cluster Overview
- Topologies
- Cluster types
- Clustering Configuration
- Load Balancing
- Session Replication
- EJB load balance
- Advanced Services
- Transactions
- JDBC Multidatasources
- JMS Distributed Destinations
- Monitoring and Logs
- SNMP
- Server logs
- Domain log
- Log filters
- WebLogic Logging and Diagnostic Framework (WLDF)
- Core Services
- Instrumentation
- Diagnostic images
- Dye Marking
- WLDF Console Extension
- Performance Tuning
- The JVM
- Memory
- Garbage Collection
- Tools
- Work Managers
