Oracle Application Server 10g
Administration Training

This course is taught at your Company site with up to 20 students. 

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Optional supplemental mentoring

* Understand Oracle Application Server 10g Architecture.

* See Oracle Application Server 10g Infrastructure.

* Use Oracle HTTP Server (OHS).

* Learn Application Server 10g Containers for Java.

* See Application Server 10g High Availability.

* Understand Application Server 10g Backup and Recovery.

This is an intensive customizable 4-day, 5-day or 6-day hands-on Oracle Application Server 10g administration overview.  Due to the large number of components available in the Application Server, most classes run 5-days and focus on the specific components used by the client.

Most client's choose to customize the content according to their specific Oracle Application Server components, and all course material can be taught for Oracle9iAS or Oracle Application Server 10g versions.  Course topics are customized according to your needs and may include:

• Oracle Application Server Best Practices

• Oracle Application Server Installation and Configuration

• Oracle Application Server monitoring and troubleshooting

• Oracle Application Server Backup & Recovery

• Specific training for Oracle HTTP Server (OHS), Oracle Portal, Oracle Web cache, Oracle Infrastructure database (iasdb), Oracle Single Sign On (SSO) and Oracle LDAP.

This course focuses on end-to-end administration of the Application Server 10g, from planning, installation, monitoring and tuning, maintaining the  metadata repository, security, and  backup and recovery.

This hands-on Oracle Application Server 10g administration training is special because this course is taught by an experienced working Oracle professional.

Oracle Application Server 10g Administration Handbook John Garmany & Donald K. Burleson ISBN: 0-0722295-8-6

This course is designed for practicing Oracle professionals who have basic experience with Oracle. Prior experience with Oracle is not required, but some experience using Oracle database is highly desirable.

• Architectural Overview
• Application Server Components
• New Features and Components
• The MultiTier Model
• Infrastructure (Metadata Repository)

• Infrastructure Requirements
• Planning Multiple Tiers for Performance
• Determining Components to Install

• Preparing the Operation System
• Installing the Infrastructure
• Installing Middle Tiers
• Installing the Customer Database

• Establishing the Environment
• Automating Starting and Stopping

• Using OEM Application Control
• Starting and Stopping Components
• Monitoring using OEM Application Control

• Metadata Repository
• Oracle Internet Directory
• Oracle Single Sign-on 

• Configuration
• Changing Passwords
• Modifying Component Configuration

• Introduction to LDAP
• Oracle Directory Manager
• Delegated Administration Services
• OID Self Service Console 

• Managing OHS
• OHS Modules
• OHS Configuration and Server Logs
• Using Container Directives
• Implementing Multiple Languages
• Log Files
• Virtual Hosts
• Using Dynamic Content
• OHS Performance Tuning
• Monitoring OHS with OEM Application Control

• Caching Concepts
• Types of Caches
• Locating the Web Cache
• Load Balancing
• Cache Invalidation
• Managing the Web Cache
• Using Webcachectl

• Java 2 Enterprise Edition Architecture

• Enterprise Java Beans and Containers

• JAR, WAR, and EAR Files

• Database Connectivity

• Java Naming and Directory Interface

• Java Virtual Machines

• Deploying Applications

• Managing the Oracle Container

• Container Listeners

Database Connections

• Data Persistence
• Java Database Connectivity
• Dynamic SQL and SQLJ
• Data Sources
• Container Managed Persistence
• Using TopLink

• Planning for High Availability
• Multiple Web Caches
• Clusters and Farms
• Using Islands in OC4J
• Infrastructure High Availability
• Customer Database High Availablity
• Disaster Recovery
•  Rolling Upgrades
• Hot (online) Application Deployment
• Transparent Application Failover

• Proactive Tuning

• Monitoring Performance

• Standard Environment

• Component Monitoring

• Transaction Response Monitoring

• Using Dmstool

• Monitoring with Aggrespy

• Component Security

• Authentication and Authorization

• Oracle Identity Management

• Oracle Internet Directory

• Deligated Administrative Services

• Oracle Single Sign-on

Application Server 10g Backup and Recovery

• Planning for Recovery

• External Failures

• Internal Failures

• What to Backup

• Backing up the Application Server

• Recovering the Application Server

• Protecting the Metadata Repository

• Undo Logs, Archive Logs and Control Files

• Cold (Closed) Backup

• Hot (Open) Backup

• Recovering the Metadata Repository

• Complete and Incomplete Recovery

• Backup and Recovery Tool