This blog outlines some of the workshop assignments part of Webogic Server Administration
- Install Weblogic server on Windows Machine and Linux Machine.
- Create a domain name called 'fm_domain'
- Create a Managed Server called 'FMADFServer1'
- Create a Managed Server called 'FMADFServer2'
- Write a WLST Script to create a Managed Server called 'FMADFServer3'
- Upgrade the 'fm_domain' to have installed 'Oracle Enterprise Manager'
- Create a Cluster called 'FMADFCluster1'
- Create a Cluster called 'FMADFCluster2' using WLST Script
- Stop and Start 'FMADFServer1' using WLST Script
- Stop and Start 'FMADFServer2' using WLS Console
- Provide a WLST Script to have all the required AD libraries deployed to 'FMADFServer3'
- Create a JDBC Data Source called 'FMRecruitDS' pointing to Oracle Database and target to 'FMADFCluster1 and '2'
- Install Webcenter Portal 11.1.1.8 on Unix Machine
- Install Oracle SOA Suite 11g on Unix Machine
- Install Oracle OSB on Unix machine
- Install Webcenter Sites on Unix Machine
- Install Oracle Database 11g on Unix Machine
- Exercise on Managed Server Memory tuning
- Exercise on configuring Log files on a specific managed server
- Start / Stop Managed server using Node Manager
- Start / Stop Managed server in MSI(managed server independence) Mode
- Create a domain 'fm_domain_prod' in Production Mode with one cluster , cluster contains two managed servers. Practice Start / Stop all managed servers using Node Manager as well as MSI mode.
- Create and extend a SOA Domain Template using Template Builder
- Use OPatch in Unix and experiment with applying patches to already installed SOA/Weblogic Server/ADF patches.
- Crate a JMS Server 'EmpJMSServer'
- Create 'JMS Module'
- Crate 'Queue' and add a message to the queue
- Create a 'Topic' , add a message to the queue.
- Copy the above created 'fm_domain' to TEST / PROD environment, i.e try to practice how can you copy the existing domain to another machine without re doing the same again and again.
- Create a Data Source using Weblogic console , pointing to Oracle Database.
