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Training on Oracle WebLogic Server 10g Administration

Training Description:

WebLogic Server has been one of the most advanced, feature rich, commercial and Java Enterprise Edition compatible application servers. Version 10g brings with it the many improvements of Java Enterprise Edition 5 and a wealth of new capabilities.

This training is a fast track introduction to the administration of the Oracle WebLogic Server 10g.

Training Objectives:

At the end of the training, participants will be able to
  1. Describe the position of the Oracle WebLogic Application Server 10g among other application servers and related Oracle products
  2. Perform common administrative operations
  3. Deploy and manage Java EE application components
  4. Carry out general performance tuning tasks
  5. Enable and use high performance computing features (clustering) of the application server

Target Groups:

  1. Developers, Application Deployers, System Administrators
  2. IS Auditors might also find some sections useful.
  3. Read "Do I fit for that training?" if you are interested, but need help to determine whether you should participate or not.

Prerequisites:

  1. Familiarity with client/server applications

Communication Language:

English

Duration:

3 days (24 hours)

Facilitator:

Kamal Wickramanayake (Profile)

Notes:

  1. The training will be carried out with hands-on lab sessions.
  2. The most latest release of Oracle WebLogic 10g Application Server will be used.

Training Content:

  1. Introduction
    • Java application servers and the position of Oracle WebLogic 10g
    • Position of Oracle WebLogic Server 10g among other Oracle products
    • Features
    • Main components
  2. Server Administration
    • Different installation modes
    • General server administration commands
    • Different administration techniques available
    • Getting familiar with the web based admin console
    • Server logs and troubleshooting
  3. Deployment of Java EE Applications
    • Web applications with Servlets/JSP
    • Enterprise Beans
    • Configuration of data sources/connection pooling
    • Enabling security
  4. Performance Tuning
    • Monitoring capabilities of the application server
    • Stressing the server
    • CPU monitoring and OS tuning
    • JVM tuning
    • Core WebLogic server tuning
    • Web application tuning
    • EJB application tuning
    • Database connection tuning
  5. Clustering
    • Clustering features
    • Different cluster architectures
    • Different communication modes
    • Objects that can be clustered
    • Setting up a cluster
    • Load balancing configuration
    • Fail over configuration