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🌐 Course Overview

The Oracle WebLogic Administration Online Training is designed to equip learners with the essential skills required to install, configure, deploy, and manage WebLogic Server domains. This course provides in-depth knowledge of middleware administration, application server management, and performance tuning to ensure high availability and scalability of enterprise applications.

🎯 Key Highlights

  • Comprehensive understanding of Oracle WebLogic Server architecture.
  • Learn to install and configure WebLogic domains and clusters.
  • Manage JDBC, JMS, and security configurations.
  • Gain expertise in deployment, monitoring, and troubleshooting of applications.
  • Understand high availability concepts including clustering and load balancing.

💼 Who Can Enroll

  • System Administrators and Middleware Engineers.
  • Java Developers aiming to move into Administration roles.
  • IT Professionals managing Oracle Fusion Middleware environments.
  • Anyone preparing for Oracle WebLogic Server Administrator Certification.

📈 Course Outcomes

  • After completing this training, you’ll be able to:
  • Manage WebLogic Server domains efficiently.
  • Deploy and troubleshoot enterprise applications.
  • Configure and secure WebLogic environments.
  • Achieve high availability and fault tolerance through clustering.
  • Prepare for Oracle Certified Professional (OCP) – WebLogic Server Administrator exams.

Oracle WebLogic Admin Training Course Syllabus

Oracle WebLogic Admin Installation and Testing

✔ System Configuration
✔ Installation Files
✔ Building a Domain
✔ Silent Installation
✔ WebLogic Directory Structure
✔ Domain File Structure

Oracle WebLogic Admin Server types

✔ Domain Configuration
✔ WebLogic Console Administration
✔ Console Overview
✔ Change Center
✔ Centralized Administration
✔ Monitoring WebLogic Servers
✔ Configuring a New Machine
✔ Configuring a New Server
✔ Configuring Domain Properties
✔ Building a Managed Server
✔ WebLogic Node Manager
✔ Monitoring Domain Logging

JNDI with Oracle WebLogic Admin

✔ What is JNDI?
✔ JNDI Service Providers
✔ JNDI and WebLogic
✔ Using JNDI
✔ JNDI Client
✔ JNDI Registration
✔ Monitoring JNDI
✔ Monitoring JNDI Using WLST

Oracle WebLogic Admin Deployments

✔ Deployments Overview
✔ EJB JAR Files
✔ Deployment Descriptors
✔ Deployment Process Overview
✔ Deployment techniques
✔ Expanded Directory Deployment
✔ Console Deployment
✔ WebLogic.Deployer
✔ WLST Deployment Startup and Shutdown Classes
✔ Application Installation
✔ Directory Deployment Plans
✔ Creating a Deployment Plan
✔ WebLogic.PlanGenerator
✔ Reading a Deployment Plan

Configuring JDBC

✔ JDBC Architecture JDBC Drivers
✔ JDBC Driver Install Datasources
✔ DataSource Connection Properties
✔ Configuring Connection Pools
✔ Monitoring Pool Performance
✔ Tuning Pool Performance
✔ JDBC Multi DataSources

Configuring JMS

✔ Asynchronous Messaging
✔ Messages
✔ Queue
✔ Topic
✔ WebLogic JMS
✔ JMS Servers
✔ JMS Modules
✔ Building JMS System Modules
✔ Building JMS Module Resources
✔ Building JMS Application Modules
✔ Durable Subscribers
✔ JMS File Stores
✔ JMS JDBC Stores
✔ Monitoring JMS Servers
✔ Connecting External JMS Providers

Oracle WebLogic Admin Security

✔ SSL Certificates

Configuring Oracle WebLogic Admin Clusters

✔ Clustering Servers
✔ Cluster Layout
✔ Web Application Tiers
✔ Recommended Basic Architecture
✔ Recommended Multi-Tier Cluster
✔ Cluster Design
✔ Implementing a Cluster
✔ Cluster Communication
✔ Configuring the Cluster
✔ Load Balancing
✔ Clustered Servers
✔ Multicast Communication
✔ Administration Server Failure
✔ Configuring Replication Groups
✔ Tuning WebLogic Clusters
✔ Web Application Fail-over

Node Manager

✔ What is Node Manager?
✔ Node Manager Details
✔ Accessing Node Manager
✔ Configuring Node Manager
✔ Node Manager Startup
✔ Node Manager Domain Management
✔ Node Manager Services
✔ Node Manager Health Monitoring
✔ Node Manager Logging

Oracle WebLogic Admin Performance Tuning

✔ Performance Objectives
✔ Bottleneck Location
✔ CPU Utilization
✔ Memory Utilization
✔ Monitoring the JVM
✔ Switching the JVM
✔ WebLogic Monitoring Tools
✔ WebLogic Thread Pools
✔ Configuring Reader Threads
✔ Performance Tuning Summary

 
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Oracle WebLogic Admin Online Training FAQ'S

What is Oracle WebLogic Admin Server and its main purpose?

Oracle WebLogic Server is a Java EE application server used to deploy, run, and manage distributed applications. It acts as a middleware layer between the application and database, providing scalability, reliability, and high availability for enterprise-level applications.

What are the main components of a Oracle WebLogic Admin domain?

A domain in WebLogic is the basic administrative unit. It includes:
1.Admin Server: Controls the configuration of the domain.
2.Managed Servers: Run the deployed applications.
3.Node Manager: Controls start/stop operations of servers.
4.Cluster (optional): Group of Managed Servers for load balancing and failover.

What is the difference between Oracle Weblogic Admin Server and Managed Server?
  • Admin Server: Used for configuration, deployment, and management of the entire domain. It hosts the Administration Console.
  • Managed Server: Hosts the deployed applications and runs business logic. Multiple Managed Servers can exist in a single domain for scalability.
How do you deploy an application in Oracle WebLogic Admin?
  • Applications can be deployed using:
  • WebLogic Administration Console (GUI).
  • WLST (WebLogic Scripting Tool) – Command-line automation.
  • Auto-deployment directory (for development environments).
  • Deployment plans for environment-specific configurations.
What is a Oracle WebLogic Admin Cluster and why is it used?
  • A WebLogic Cluster is a group of Managed Servers that work together to provide load balancing and failover capabilities.
  • It ensures high availability by redirecting traffic to other servers if one fails.
  • Clustering improves both performance and scalability of enterprise applications.

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