Oracle WebLogic Server 12c: Administration II Ed 3 Course Overview

To ensure that you are well-prepared and can derive maximum benefit from the Oracle WebLogic Server 12c: Administration II Ed 3 course, we recommend that you possess the following prerequisites:

• Fundamental understanding of basic network concepts, including TCP/IP, HTTP, and DNS.
• Basic knowledge of database concepts, including RDBMS systems and SQL.
• Familiarity with Java EE concepts, including an understanding of Java EE components and architecture.
• Experience with using command-line interfaces and shell scripting, either on Unix/Linux or Windows environments.
• Prior completion of Oracle WebLogic Server 12c: Administration I course or equivalent knowledge of administering Oracle WebLogic Server domains (setting up domain, deploying applications, configuring resources).
• Understanding of the principles of server and application clustering.
• Experience with Java programming and concepts (beneficial but not mandatory).
• Basic administrative skills, such as software installation and configuration, within your operating system of choice.

These prerequisites are designed to provide you with the foundational knowledge required for the advanced topics covered in the course. If you need to strengthen your background in any of these areas, Koenig Solutions offers a variety of foundational courses to help you prepare.

Target Audience for Oracle WebLogic Server 12c: Administration II Ed 3

Oracle WebLogic Server 12c: Administration II Ed 3 is an advanced training course designed for IT professionals seeking to master WebLogic Server.

• System Administrators
• Application Administrators
• Middleware Administrators
• Operations Managers
• IT Architects
• DevOps Engineers
• Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators
• Technical Consultants
• Professionals upgrading from previous versions of WebLogic Server
• IT professionals with experience in WebLogic Server who wish to learn about new features and best practices in version 12c
• Individuals seeking Oracle WebLogic Server 12c Certification

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Oracle WebLogic Server 12c: Administration II Ed 3?

Introduction to the Course's Learning Outcomes and Concepts Covered:

In the Oracle WebLogic Server 12c: Administration II Ed 3 course, participants will deepen their understanding of advanced WebLogic Server administration tasks, including automation, security, disaster recovery, and application deployment strategies.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

• Upgrade Oracle WebLogic Server: Understand and perform rolling upgrades to minimize downtime and ensure continuity of service.
• Domain Template Creation and Usage: Create, extend, and use domain templates for replicating configurations in different environments.
• Automate Server Startup and Crash Recovery: Configure Node Manager and set up automated server start on system boot, as well as automatic crash recovery restarts.
• Advanced WLST Scripting: Utilize the WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST) for automation and management, leveraging Jython and JMX for advanced scripting tasks.
• RESTful Management and Monitoring: Manage and monitor WebLogic Server instances using RESTful APIs for streamlined operations.
• SSL Configuration and Management: Set up and manage Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for secure communications, including working with keystores.
• Shared Java EE Libraries: Deploy and manage shared Java EE libraries to promote modular application development and deployment.
• Optimize Workload Management: Configure Application Work Managers to optimize request handling and thread allocation for applications.
• Security Realms and Auditing: Manage security realms, configure authentication systems, and set up auditing for security compliance.
• Disaster Recovery and Service Migration: Implement disaster recovery strategies and migrate services to ensure high availability.
• Multitenancy with Domain Partitions: Work with domain partitions to support multitenancy and resource isolation.
• Advanced Diagnostics and Monitoring: Utilize the Diagnostic Framework to collect, monitor, and analyze server diagnostics data.
• Integration with Oracle Coherence: Understand Oracle Coherence integration for improved data management and session persistence.
• Application Deployment Techniques: Master application staging, deployment plans, and production redeployment strategies to manage application lifecycles effectively.