WA1226 WebSphere Application Server v5.1 Administration on Solaris Training and Courseware

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This course teaches the basics of the administration and deployment of web applications in the IBM WebSphere Application Server V5.1 Network Deployment environment.

What you will learn
	After completing this course, the student should be able to: Install and configure WebSphere Application Server Install, configure and manage enterprise applications Configure runtime security Assemble enterprise modules into applications Tune the performance of WebSphere services Analyze and tune the performance of enterprise applications

Audience
	This course is designed for Webmasters and System Administrators who need to install, configure and maintain systems using WebSphere Application Server V 5.1 Network Deployment Edition.

Prerequisites
	The student should have a good understanding of Web technology, Java, operational skills for Solaris and administration skills for a web server (examples: Apache or IBM HTTP Server).

Duration
	Five days

Course Outline

1. Introduction to IBM WebSphere
	Building J2EE and Web Services Application with IBM WebSphere J2EE application modules Web Services application module Infrastructure for J2EE and Web Service applications Examples of using WebSphere in J2EE and Web Services Application Introduction to IBM WebSphere Family WebSphere Application Server WebSphere Portal WebSphere MQ WebSphere Commerce Suite WebSphere Studio Introduction to IBM WebSphere Application Server V5.1 Overview and new features of WAS V5.1 Editions of WAS V5.1 Architecture and components of WAS V5.1 Network Deployment WAS V5.1 Network Deployment administration module and tools

2. WebSphere Application Server Installation
	Pre-installation Network architecture planning and configuration Typical network configurations for WAS 5.1 Setup single server environment Setup multi-server environment Install WAS V5.1 Network Deployment Typical and custom installation Silent installation Test installation Migrate to WAS V5.1 Network Deployment Installation trouble shooting

3. WebSphere Application Server Architecture
	WebSphere Application Server Component Architecture Node Application Server Embedded HTTP server Web Container EJB Container Web Service Engine JMS server Security Server Admin Services, Admin console and applications Configuration repository HTTP Server and WebSphere Plug-in WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment Cell Deployment Manager and Managed processes Node Agent Cluster Web Service gateway and UDDI Registry Edge Components WebSphere Application Server Topology Selection Vertical and horizontal scaling Multi-tiered Multiple instance and coexistence Clusters Topology selection criteria

4. WebSphere Application Server Administration
	WebSphere Application Server administrative tasks Administrating servers Add/remove node (application server instance) Start/stop network environment Administrating applications Assemble applications Install/uninstall applications Start/stop applications WebSphere Admin Console Introduction to functions of WebSphere admin console Starting admin console Admin console GUI Using Admin console Securing admin console Using WebSphere Administrative Console for System administration Administrating Servers Create application servers Start/stop application server Monitor the running of application servers Delete application servers Configure transports Set up Java virtual machine Preparing to host applications Create a virtual host. Configure a Web container. Configure an EJB container. Create resources for data access. Create a JDBC provider and data source. Create a URL and URL provider. Create a JMS destination, connection, and provider. Configure a Session Manager. Configuring Web server plug-ins

5. WebSphere Application Server Administration-Advanced
	Working with application server configuration files Distributed administration Managing administrative agents Configure administrative services and repository Configure deployment managers and cells Configure nodes Using WebSphere Command Line tools Using WebSphere administrative (wsadmin) scripting program

6. The Application Server Toolkit (ASTK)
	Assembling a J2EE Application Web Modules, EJB Modules, Enterprise Applications A quick tour of the Application Assembly Tool Creating a Web Module Creating an EJB Module

7. WebSphere Application Security Administration
	Concepts of WebSphere Application Security WebSphere Security Environment Configuration WebSphere SSL Configuration Assemble Secured Applications Deployed Secured Applications Test and trouble shootings for security configurations

8. WebSphere Application Workload Management
	WebSphere multi-server scaling topologies Vertical scaling Horizontal scaling Dispatcher Deployment manager cells WebSphere clustering and workload management Manage WebSphere multi-server environments Configure the cell-wide environment Add node to a cell Start/stop a node Remove a node from a cell Manager clusters for workload management Creating clusters Add application servers as cluster members Start/stop clusters Using replication Configure workload management

9. WebSphere Web Services Management
	Introduction to Web Services Deploying and managing SOAP-Accessible Web Services Assembling SOAP Services Deploying SOAP Services Securing SOAP services with SOAP Signature Administering deployed SOAP services using XML-SOAP administrative tool Using Web Services Invocation Framework (WSIF) to invoke Web services Overview of WSIF Maintaining the properties file for WSIF Enabling security for WSIF Enabling Web services through the IBM Web Services Gateway Installing and Configuring WebSphere UDDI Registry

10. WebSphere Java Messaging Service (JMS) Management
	Introduction to JMS Administering WebSphere JMS Installing and configuring a JMS provider Moving from the internal JMS provider to WebSphere MQ Enabling security for the embedded WebSphere JMS provider Displaying administrative lists of JMS resources Managing WebSphere internal JMS servers Configuring JMS provider resources Deploying JMS applications

11. WebSphere Application Tracing and Trouble Shooting
	Problem Determination in WebSphere Tools for Tuning and Trouble Shooting WebSphere Applications Configuring WebSphere Application Server Trace with WebSphere Admin Console Using WebSphere Log Analyzer Using Object Level Trace and Distributed Debug

12. WebSphere Performance Monitoring and Tuning
	WebSphere Performance Monitoring Infrastructure (PMI) Enabling performance monitoring services Monitoring performance with Tivoli Performance Viewer WebSphere Performance Tuning

13. Introduction to Migration
	Migration paths What you will need to migrate Navigating Java and J2EE technologies WebSphere v5 architecture primer Developing a high-level migration plan

14. Migrating the System Configuration and Runtime
	New system requirements Planning and executing system upgrades Migrating from WebSphere v3.5 Migrating from WebSphere v4.0 Product coexistence and interoperability during the transition Upgrading the network systems

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