What you will learn
Oracle WebLogic Server is a Java EE application environment that supports the deployment of mission critical
applications using a robust, secure and scalable infrastructure. System administration of WebLogic Server includes a
wide range of activities, from creating and configuring server domains, to deploying and securing applications, to
monitoring and troubleshooting server, application and performance issues.
In this course, students expand upon their basic administrative knowledge and experience, and learn more sophisticated
techniques for working with WebLogic Server and integrating it within the rest of their enterprise. Particular attention is
paid to the topics of authentication, enterprise messaging, clustering and performance. This course also covers some
basic techniques for monitoring server health and for troubleshooting problems. Students continue to use tools such as
the WebLogic Server Administration Console and WebLogic Server Scripting Tool (WLST) for performing these
administration tasks.
An appendix is included covering the differences between the 11g (10.3.3) and 12c (12.1.1) product versions with regard
to Oracle WebLogic Server administration topics.

Learn To:
Manage domains and templates
Configure a highly available messaging infrastructure
Automate server migration and failover
Utilize LDAP for authentication
Monitor servers using WLDF or SNMP
This course is an upgrade of Oracle WebLogic Server 10g R3: Advanced System Administration.

Audience
Administrator
Security Administrators
Support Engineer
Technical Administrator
Technical Consultant
Web Administrator

Related Training
Required Prerequisites
Experience with basic Linux administration and shell commands
Course Objectives
Configure and monitor server network channels
Define a JDBC data source for load balancing and failover
Configure JMS to guarantee message delivery
Configure JMS load balancing and failover in a cluster
Configure JMS store and forward features
Create custom domain and extension templates
Bridge WebLogic JMS to an external JMS provider
Configure automatic server migration in a cluster
Replicate HTTP sessions using multiple clusters
Integrate WebLogic Server with an external LDAP server
Integrate WebLogic Server with a database security store
Tune a Java VM for performance
Tune server subsystems for performance
Define server work managers
Apply techniques to diagnose and troubleshoot server problems
Trigger SNMP notifications from WebLogic Server