ORACLE SOA ADMIN TRAINING

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About Oracle SOA Admin

The Oracle SOA(Service Oriented Architecture) Admin allows us to identify
and overcome the management and monitoring challenges in the SOA. The
Oracle SOA Admin administers the SOA Composite Instances and
Applications. SOA Admin provides capabilities like Consistent tooling, End-
to-end security and Unified metadata management. Many Top Companies
like Agilent Technologies, Schinder National, Sascar are using Oracle SOA for
enhancing real-time performance and reduce IT costs. According to
Ziprecruiter, the pay scale for Oracle SOA Admin varies from $95k to $181k
annually. Our Oracle SOA Admin Training is the perfect choice to learn how
to design and administer the SOA Composite Applications in the Oracle SOA
Suite 11g.

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 Course Curriculum: https://mindmajix.com/soa-admin-training
Course Duration: 25 Hours

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Course Overview
Mindmajix Oracle SOA Admin training course provides participants with in-
depth knowledge of all the fundamentals of Oracle SOA Suite 11g from
scratch. You’ll learn how to design, deploy, administer, and troubleshoot
SOA composite applications in Oracle SOA Suite 11g environment using
Oracle SOA 11g components (such as Mediator, Business Rules, BPEL,
Business Process Management, Human Task) with practical executions and
examples.

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 1. SOA Infrastructure Management – what You Need
to Know
Identifying and overcoming monitoring and management challenges in
the SOA
Centralized monitoring and management of the SOA platform
Performance monitoring and management
Managing composite application lifecycles
Understanding the oracle fusion middleware landscape
The oracle SOA Suite 12c infrastructure stack
New features of oracle SOA suite 12c

2. Navigating Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware

Control 12c
Discovering the consoles
Accessing fusion middleware control
a. Presenting the dashboard
b. Navigating the console through the navigator

3. Startup and Shutdown

Preparing the environment
a. Setting up the environment
b. Disabling the prompt of the webLogic password
Starting up the infrastructure
a. Using the command line
b. Using the console
Verifying server startup
a. Verifying node manager
b. Verifying adminserver
c. Verifying the managed servers
Shutting down the infrastructure
a. Using the command line
b. Using the console

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 4. Managing Services
Managing SOA composite lifecycles
a. Understanding revisions
b. Starting up and shutting down SOA composites
c. Retiring and activating SOA composites
d. Deleting SOA composite instances
Structuring SOA composites with partitions
a. The default partition
b. Managing partitions
c. Grouping SOA composite applications into partitions
d. Considerations for partition management
e. Updating runtime properties for SOA composites
f. Assigning a partition to a work manager group list
g. Securing access to partitions
Managing OSB service lifecycles
a. Managing OSB service operations
b. Advanced debugging in OSB

5. Deploying Code
Deploying SOA composites
a. Deployment tools
b. Deploying from fusion middleware control
c. Using configuration plans
Deploying OSB projects
a. Importing from the oracle service bus console
b. Using customization files

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 6. Monitoring Oracle SOA Suite 12c
Soa transaction monitoring
a. Monitoring composite instances
b. Monitoring composite instance performance
c. Monitoring OSB instances
d. Identifying and viewing log file entries
e. Monitoring service engine instances and faults
f. Oracle webLogic server monitoring

7. Configuration and Administration

Navigating key administration areas
Introduction to Change Center
Configuring infrastructure properties
a. Managing server profiles
b. Configuring composite lazy loading
c. Configuring infrastructure thread pool
d. Configuring the global transaction retry settings
Configuring and administering SOA composites
a. Composite instance tracking and flow instances
b. Managing and recovering composite instance faults
c. Managing and recovering instance faults
d. Bulk recovery of instance faults
Configuring and administering JCA adapters and binding components
a. Configuring and managing service bindings
b. Configuring and managing reference bindings
Administering BPEL process engine
a. Configuring bpel service engine properties
Administering the mediator service engine
a. Configuring mediator service engine properties

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 Administering human workflow service engines
a. Describing human workflow components and applications
b. Managing workflow task configuration at runtime
c. Managing human task service component address
d. Seeding organizational users and groups
e. Mapping users and groups to application roles
f. Configuring multiple authentication providers for human workflow
g. Migrating human workflow data from test to production
Administering and configuring event engine and business events
a. Administering and testing business events
Configuring infrastructure resources for developers
a. Providing role-based access to the SOA infrastructure
b. Setting up custom XPath

8. Managing the Database

Managing the dehydration store
a. Configurations affecting the dehydration store
b. Database objects of the SOA dehydration store
c. Measuring database growth
d. Purging strategies
e. Reducing audit levels
f. Modifying component audit levels
g. Modifying composite audit levels
h. Modifying service engine audit levels
Managing metadata repository partitions
a. Creating a new partition
b. Cloning a partition
c. Exporting and importing composites from/to a partition
Purging the metadata version history

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 9. Troubleshooting the Oracle SOA Suite 12c
Infrastructure
The art of troubleshooting – where do you start?
Troubleshooting infrastructure problems
a. Extending logging
b. Using logs
c. Using thread dumps
Troubleshooting performance issues
a. Server-wide performance issues
b. SOA composite instance performance
Troubleshooting SOA composite instances
a. Troubleshooting generic SOA composite instance errors
Troubleshooting OSB instances
Using selective tracing
Troubleshooting SOA deployment issues
a. Knowing where to look
b. Compilation issues
c. Common deployment issues
d. Undeploying corrupt composites
Troubleshooting OSB deployment issues

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 10. Clustering and High Availability
Architecture
a. Software versions
b. An architectural diagram
c. Architectural considerations
d. Understanding the variables and terms
Downloading the software
a. Downloading oracle fusion middleware 12c
b. Downloading oracle java
c. Downloading oracle web Tier 12c
Installation prerequisites
a. Ensuring hardware requirements
b. Setting up the load balancer
c. Setting up the hostname
d. Preparing the filesystem
e. Configuring the operating system
f. Creating custom environment scripts
g. Unzipping the software
Installing Java and Infrastructure
a. Installing java and infrastructure on midTier
b. Installing java and infrastructure on webTier
c. Running the repository creation utility
d. Creating a new domain
e. Starting node manager in the admin server domain home
f. Creating the boot.properties file
g. Starting the admin server
h. Creating a domain directory for managed servers on midTier
i. Starting node manager in the midTier domain directory
j. Modifying the node manager ports for midTier
k. Modifying the te directories to absolute paths
l. Starting the WSM managed servers

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 Configuring webtier
a. Installing OHS on midtier
b. Installing OHS on webtier
c. Extending domain with OHS
d. Propagating the extended domain to webtier
e. Updating the OPSS JPS configuration on webtier
f. Starting the admin server
g. Starting node manager on webtier on port 5558
h. Configuring OHS
Installing oracle SOA suite
a. Creating oracle SOA suite database schemas
b. Configuring SOA schemas for transaction recovery
c. Extending the domain with Oracle SOA suite
d. Configuring the default persistence store for transaction recovery
e. Propagating the domain to the domain directories and machines
f. Configuring oracle HTTP server for oracle SOA suite
g. Configuring the weblogic proxy plug-in
h. Configuring the oracle file adapter for oracle SOA suite
i. Configuring the oracle FTP adapter for oracle SOA suite
j. Configuring the oracle JMS adapter for oracle SOA suite
Installing oracle service bus
a. Extending the domain to include oracle service bus
b. Configuring the default persistence store for transaction recovery
c. Propagating the domain to the domain directories and machines
d. Configuring the weblogic proxy plug-in
Installing oracle enterprise scheduler
a. Extending the domain to include oracle enterprise scheduler
b. Configuring the default persistence store for transaction recovery
c. Propagating the domain to the domain directories and machines
d. Configuring the weblogic proxy plug-in

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