Oracle WebLogic Server 14c: advanced administration
Level
AdvancedDuration
24h / 3 daysDate
Individually arrangedPrice
Individually arrangedOracle WebLogic Server 14c: advanced administration
The training covers key administrative tasks carried out in the Oracle WebLogic Server 14c application server environment. Participants will become familiar, among others, with: the process of installing and configuring WebLogic servers in a Kubernetes environment, methods of implementing WLST scripts that automate administrative tasks, techniques for monitoring the operation and performance of WebLogic servers, procedures for deploying Java EE applications and configuring the necessary application resources (JDBC, JMS), the use of WebLogic clusters, and the management of basic security mechanisms.
Participant Requirements
- Basic knowledge of Linux server administration
- Experience working with application servers and the Java EE environment
- Basic knowledge of Docker and Kubernetes (recommended but not required)
- Ability to read and edit Jython/WLST scripts
What You Will Learn
- Install and configure WebLogic servers in Linux and Kubernetes environments
- Automate administrative tasks using WLST and JMX
- Monitor servers and applications using WLS RESTful Management Services, Prometheus, and WLDF
- Manage WebLogic domains, Java EE applications, clusters, and security mechanisms
Who is this training for?
System and server administrators-
DevOps specialists working with Oracle WebLogic
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Engineers responsible for deployment and monitoring of Java EE applications
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People involved in automating administrative tasks and configuring clusters in the WebLogic environment
Training Program
Introduction
- a brief overview of architecture and administrative tools
- the process of software installation and initialization in a Linux environment and in a container environment (Docker/Kubernetes)
Automation of administrative tasks using WLST scripts
- Jython language syntax (variables, control flow, I/O operations, exceptions)
- JMX and navigation in the MBeans tree
- domain configuration management
- generation of WLST scripts using the Administration Console
Monitoring the WebLogic
- server using WLS RESTful Management Services and Prometheus WebLogic Monitoring Exporter
Monitoring the WebLogic server using WebLogic Diagnostics Framework (WLDF)
- metrics, components,
- Diagnostic Archive
- WLST functions and Monitoring Dashboard
WebLogic domain management
- creating and configuring a domain
- starting and stopping managed servers
- working with log files, configuration of network channels
- performance management, WLST in domain management
Java EE application management
- installing, reinstalling, monitoring, and removing applications
- application versioning
- using libraries
- defining JDBC data sources
- defining JMS components, JNDI tree
- control of system resource allocation (Work Managers)
- monitoring application operation, WLST in Java EE application management
Security mechanisms
- configuration of SSL communication,
- authentication and authorization of administrative users
- Embedded LDAP
WebLogic clusters
- architecture
- static and dynamic clusters
- migration of services and servers
- configuration and monitoring
- WLST in cluster management
