This training program prepares you for required Weblogic administration skills with complete hands-on problem and solution based learning. Oracle WebLogic brings together unmatched performance, scalability, efficiency, and manageability in a single, unified application server offering. It is the cornerstone Java EE platform for creating the best foundation for your application.

Topics Covered

1 Introducing Oracle Fusion Middleware Platform Describe Oracle Fusion Middleware components Describe the relationship of WebLogic Server to Fusion Middleware components Discussion on market value and prerequisites Demo 2 Installing Oracle WebLogic Server 11g Install WebLogic Server using the graphical installer Describe ORACLE_HOME, MIDDLEWARE_HOME and WEBLOGIC_HOME Configuring a Simple Domain Describe elements in a WebLogic Server domain Define a WebLogic Server Domain Compare administration and managed servers Create a simple domain using the Configuration Wizard Describe the organization and contents of a WebLogic Server domain directory Start and stop WebLogic Server using scripts 3 Using Administration Console and WLST Access the WebLogic Server administration console Describe the parts of the administration console Describe the parts of the help system Access admin console preferences Make a change to the configuration (lock & edit, make change, view changes and restarts (optional), activate changes) Run a WSLT script Describe common WSLT commands 4 Configuring Managed Servers Configure managed servers using the Administrative Console Configure managed servers using WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST) Start managed servers Shut down servers using WLST or the Administrative Console Create managed servers on a remote machine with pack and unpack Define Managed Server Independence mode Create and use a boot.properties file 5 Configuring Node Managers Configure a machine and assign servers to it Describe the capabilities of node manager Configure, start, and stop a Java-based Node Manager 6 Viewing and Managing Logs in Oracle WLS Environment Configure server logs in the admin console Interpret a server log file entry Configure server standard output in the admin console Access logs via the admin console Create and apply a log filter using the console 7 Understanding JDBC and Configuring Data Sources Configure a JDBC data source Configure a connection pool Describe how data sources are used View the server JNDI tree via the admin console Control a data source (suspend / resume) Monitor a data source via the admin console 8 Setting Up Java Message Service (JMS) Resources Describe WebLogic Server JMS architecture (JMS server, JMS modules, JMS destinations, JMS connection factories) Create and configure a JMS server via the admin console Create and configure a connection factory via the admin console Create a JMS module via the admin console Create and configure queues and topics via the admin console Configure persistent messaging Configure thresholds and quotas Monitor JMS resources and messages 9 Introduction to Clustering Desribe a WebLogic Server cluster Compare basic to multi-tier cluster architectures Describe cluster communication (heartbeats, peer-to-peer) 10 Configuring a Cluster Create and configure a cluster via the admin console Add servers to a cluster via the admin console Configure OHS as the cluster proxy server 11 Security Concepts and Configuration Configure secure sockets layer (SSL) for WLS Use the keytool utility to create and manage certificates Configure hostname verification (anti-man-in-the-middle) 12 Protecting Against Attacks Describe a WebLogic Server security realm Migrate provider data using the admin console Create users and groups via the admin console Configure roles and policies via the admin console 13 Interview Questions Interview Technical Questions Interview Scenario Questions

Who should attend

Any one Who wants to Learn Weblogic

Pre-requisites

Nothing

What you need to bring

Laptop Notepad Pen

Key Takeaways

Exercise Real time project explanation & Practical Resume preparation & Work Assistance.