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WebSphere Application Server V7 Administration
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Duration:
4 Days
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This course is designed for professionals interested in administering WebSphere.
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System administrators
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Network and System engineers
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Enterprise Application Developers
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Attendees should have a basic understanding of enterprise servers:
database, web, etc. Some basic knowledge of Java is useful, but not required.
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Description
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The flagship product from IBM continues on its trailblazing path in
leapfrogging the competition with the release of WebSphere Application
Server V7. Over the last 10 years, WebSphere has progressed from a
fledgling entrant (V3.0) to become the market leader in the application
server space. The current release has re-invented itself in keeping
with the latest trends in enterprise computing. The main features
included in V7 are enhanced support for SOA, Java EE 5, Web 2.0 features
and the latest release of Web service standards. There are a host of
new administration features added to make administration more
streamlined. This three-day course covers the issues of installing and
administering the appserver, deploying enterprise applications
factoring in the load-balancing and fail-over considerations. As part
of the setup, setting up a web server and plugin in the frontend and
connecting to a database in the backend will also be studied.
This course has been specially designed for system and network
administrators involved with managing secure distributed E-Business
systems. This course is a highly hands-on progression that
teaches students all the key aspects of the administrative tasks on
the WebSphere Platform. More than 60% of the time will be spent on
labs.
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Objectives
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On completion, attendees would be able to complete these tasks:
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Planning and installing WAS
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Setting up web servers and databases
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Deploying enterprise applications
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Assembling and configuring new applications
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Changing or updating application contents
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Starting, stopping and pinging applications
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Securing applications
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Tuning and troubleshooting applications
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Clustering servers to do load-balancing, failovers and migration
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Use wsadmin scripts to administer WebSphere
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Course Outline
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Introduction
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The WebSphere family
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Various WAS Editions
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Overview of the Java EE 5 Architecture
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What is new in WAS 7
Components and Configurations
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Understand server profiles
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Installation of WAS Base server
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Base Server Architecture and Components
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The Job Manager and Administrative Agent
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Centralized Installation Manager
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Installation of WAS Network Deployer
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Deployment Manager
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Cells, Nodes, Clusters
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Cluster Topologies for Best Practices
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WAS 7 Architecture
Administrative Console
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Overview of Web Application
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Where the console resides
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Navigating the GUI
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Deployment and Configuration Settings
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Application Server Properties
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Configuring Web and EJB containers
RAD - Assembly and Deploy Module
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Adding EJB Modules
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Adding Web Modules
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Setting variables for Deployment
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Saving and Deploying the EAR
Troubleshooting and Monitoring
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Backing up Configurations
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Runtime Provisioning
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PMI
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ITCAM - Tivoli Composite Application Manager
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Tivoli Performance Viewer
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Performance Monitoring Servlet
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Console Messages
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Trace Facility
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Log Analyzer
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ISA - IBM Support Assistant and add-ons
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System Dump Processing
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Administering Session Management
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Session Management Features, Properties
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Session Scope
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Session Tracking Mechanism
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Persistent Session Management
Distributed Servers and Repositories
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Administrative Agents and Job Managers
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Network Deployment (WAS-ND)
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Creating Cells
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Federating Nodes
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Configuration Repositories
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Node and Cell Discovery
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File Synchronization
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Managed Servers
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Managing remote Web Servers
Clusters and Topologies
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Why Cluster?
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Creating Clusters
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Replication
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Adding Servers to Clusters
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Cluster Management
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Vertical Horizontal Scaling
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Cluster Topologies
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MultiClustering
Administering Security
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Security Overview
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WAS Security Architecture
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Security Model and Components
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User Registry
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Security Server and Collaborator
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Global Security
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Multiple Security Domains
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Fine Grained Administrative Security
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Securing Admin Console
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Security Auditing
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Securing Applications
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Roles, Constraints, Resources
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Mapping Roles to Users and Groups
Scripting Tools
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BSF
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Mbeans
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wsadmin and Jython
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Configuring wsadmin
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wsadmin Objects: AdminConfig, AdminApp...
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wsadmin is Powerful
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Advanced wsadmin
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Scripting Libraries
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Using Property Files
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Overview of JMX
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