About Course
Oracle WebLogic Server 14c: Administration I
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to administering Oracle WebLogic Server 14c.
Participants gain hands-on experience installing, configuring, and managing WebLogic domains, servers, and
resources. The training focuses on best practices for deployment, monitoring, security, and high availability
in enterprise Java application environments.
Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of Java and Java EE concepts
- Familiarity with application server fundamentals
- Working knowledge of Linux or Windows operating systems
- General awareness of networking concepts
- Prior experience with middleware platforms is helpful but not mandatory
Who Should Attend
- Middleware and WebLogic Administrators
- System and Infrastructure Administrators
- Java and Application Support Engineers
- Technical Consultants managing enterprise applications
- IT professionals preparing for WebLogic administration roles
Key Skills You Will Gain
This course equips learners with the skills required to administer and maintain WebLogic Server environments.
- Installing and configuring Oracle WebLogic Server
- Creating and managing domains and servers
- Deploying and monitoring Java applications
- Configuring JDBC, JMS, and server resources
- Implementing security, clustering, and high availability
Course Modules
Module 1: WebLogic Server Architecture
- WebLogic Server components and architecture
- Domains, servers, and administration tools
- Understanding the WebLogic lifecycle
Module 2: Installation and Domain Configuration
- Installing WebLogic Server software
- Creating and configuring WebLogic domains
- Managing server startup and shutdown
Module 3: Application Deployment and Resources
- Deploying Java applications
- Configuring JDBC data sources and JMS resources
- Monitoring application health
Module 4: Security and Monitoring
- Configuring users, roles, and security realms
- Securing WebLogic resources
- Monitoring servers and logs
Module 5: Clustering and High Availability
- Configuring WebLogic clusters
- Load balancing and failover concepts
- Best practices for enterprise deployments