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Oracle Enterprise
Duration: 40 Classroom Hours, weekends and weekday evenings.
ORACLE Access: 2 Months ORACLE access for practice and home study from the date of enrollment.
Course Overview
Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control delivers centralized management functionality for the
complete Oracle IT infrastructure, including systems running Oracle and non-Oracle technologies.
With a broad set of administration, configuration management, provisioning, end-to-end monitoring,
and security capabilities, Oracle Grid Control reduces the cost and complexity of managing grid
computing environments. Robust service level management functionality within Oracle Grid Control
dramatically improves service levels through rich transaction and end-user performance monitoring
and deep diagnostics for multi-tier Internet applications. Oracle Grid Control also offers a
comprehensive extensibility framework for management of custom applications and integration with
other management tools. These capabilities allow companies to deliver superior performance for
their systems and applications, while continually reducing management complexity and costs.
Course Objective:
Prerequisites
Who Should Attend?
Course Outline
Grid Control Architecture
Duration: 40 Classroom Hours, weekends and weekday evenings.
ORACLE Access: 2 Months ORACLE access for practice and home study from the date of enrollment.
Course Overview
Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control delivers centralized management functionality for the
complete Oracle IT infrastructure, including systems running Oracle and non-Oracle technologies.
With a broad set of administration, configuration management, provisioning, end-to-end monitoring,
and security capabilities, Oracle Grid Control reduces the cost and complexity of managing grid
computing environments. Robust service level management functionality within Oracle Grid Control
dramatically improves service levels through rich transaction and end-user performance monitoring
and deep diagnostics for multi-tier Internet applications. Oracle Grid Control also offers a
comprehensive extensibility framework for management of custom applications and integration with
other management tools. These capabilities allow companies to deliver superior performance for
their systems and applications, while continually reducing management complexity and costs.
Course Objective:
- Discuss installation and configuration of Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control
framework - Administer Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control
- Use the Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control job system
- Explore Grid Control's ability to manage Oracle and non-Oracle targets
- Monitor Web Applications using Application Service Level Monitoring (ASLM)
- Secure Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control
Prerequisites
- A basic understanding of Oracle Database management
- A basic understanding of Network Topology
- A basic understanding of Oracle Application Server
Who Should Attend?
- Database administrators
- Application Server administrators
- System administrators
Course Outline
Grid Control Architecture
- Explain the components of Grid Control Architecture
- Discuss targets that can be managed using Grid Control
- Communication protocols between the components
- Identify the built-in security features of Grid Control
- Discuss the importance of HA and Grid Control infrastructure
- Grid Control Deployment
- Discuss hardware requirements and pre-requisites
- Identify installation options for Management Repository
- Agent deployment
- Time zone considerations
- Default port assignments and how to change them
- Discuss post-installation configuration
- Understanding the use of Repmanager and AgentCA
- Grid Control Security
- Configure Firewalls for Grid Control
- Explain OMS Locking and Agent Securing
- Configuring Grid Control for use with Enterprise User Security
- Monitoring Grid Control
- Monitoring the availability of Grid Control components
- Identifying log and trace files
- Identifying startup and shutdown procedures for Grid Control components
- Determine best practices for keeping the Grid Control healthy
- Monitor EM Website Web Application
- Configuring Grid Control
- Creating Roles
- Creating Administrators
- Granting Privileges
- Setting up Preferred Credentials
- Discuss EMCLI
- Common Managed Targets - Hosts
- Monitoring host availability and resource usage
- Using Remote File Editor
- Viewing Storage Details for host
- Validating host metrics
- Evaluate CPU Utilization for a host
- Explain host management and monitoring features
- Common Managed Targets - Oracle Databases
- Grid Control -vs- Database Control
- Managing Oracle databases
- Understanding Adaptive Metric Baselines
- Examine Database Administration features
- Examine Database Maintenance features
- Examine Performance Management features
- Common Managed Targets - Oracle Application Servers
- Application availability monitoring
- Monitoring performance of J2EE applications
- Diagnosing J2EE application performance problems
- Stopping and restarting application server components
- Explain Application Server performance monitoring features
- Monitoring the Data Center
- Understanding out-of-the-box monitoring features
- Changing metric settings
- Creating Monitoring Templates
- Setting up email notification for alerts
- Creating User-Defined Metrics
- Defining Notification Schedules
- Defining Corrective Actions
- Creating Blackouts
- Groups
- Understanding the use of groups
- Defining Groups
- Managing and Monitoring Groups
- Using Groups in Notification Rules
- Configuring notification for administrators
- Systems and Services
- Understanding and defining Systems
- Defining Topology relationships
- Viewing System Topologies
- Creating a service based on a system
- Defining and monitoring the availability of a service
- Job System
- Creating Job in Grid Control
- Using Job Notification
- Creating Multi-task Jobs
- Viewing Rollup of Job Activity
- Configuration Management
- Understanding enterprise deployment
- Searching and comparing hosts
- Comparing database configurations
- Examining initialization parameters
- Managing Policies
- Discuss Policy Violations
- Discuss Client System Analyzer
- Provisioning
- Explain Provisioning Concepts
- Discuss Bare-Metal Provisioning
- Perform Cloning Operation
- Applying Patch
- Setup Metalink
- Information Publisher
- Viewing out-of-the-box reports
- Customizing out-of-the-box reports
- Granting privileges of the reports
- Using the management repository and baseline view
- Scheduling reports that be e-mailed
- Management Plug-ins
- Discuss benefits of managing 3rd-party components with Grid Control
- Viewing list of non-oracle middleware targets and their health
- Monitoring performance of J2EE applications
- Understanding plug-in deployment mechanism
- Understanding how to create custom management plug-ins
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