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Training Course Summary:

The Sun Open Net Environment (Sun ONE) Integration Server EAI Edition (Integration Server): System Management course provides students with an understanding of the management functions of Integration Server. These functions include: installing Sun ONE Unified Development Server (UDS) and installing Integration Server. They include managing UDS environments, process engines, backbones and application proxies, development repositories, deployment of integration components, and distributed execution of integrated applications. This course also explores, at a high level, tasks performed by developers prior to handover to system managers.

Pre-Requisites:

To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to demonstrate an understanding of traditional system management tasks required within either a Microsoft Windows or UNIX operating system environment.

Who Should Attend:

Students who can benefit from this course are information system professionals who will support Integration Server development and deployment environments.

Training Course Overview/Content:

Module 1 - Introducing Sun ONE Integration Server, EAI Edition


Describe the technology space occupied by Sun ONE Integration Server, EAI Edition and associated products
Understand what business problems these products address
Describe, at a high level, Integration Server architecture
Describe, at a high level, Integration Server system management tasks and associated tools

Module 2 - Installing Integration Server


Design an effective Integration Server environment
Install UDS and Integration Server correctly - with an understanding of the significance of the setup prompts
Describe the effects of installation on the operating system
Use EConsole to view the results of installation within an Integration Server environment

Module 3 - Managing Integration Server Environments


Describe the roles of the system-management services
Start up and shut down system-management services
Describe the function of environment and node repositories

Module 4 - Managing Process Engines


Describe the role of the process engine within Integration Server
Describe the internal architecture of a process engine
Configure and start a new process engine

Module 5 - Managing Backbones and Proxies


Describe the purpose and components of an Integration Server backbone
Describe the purpose of an application proxy
Configure a backbone
Start up and shut down a backbone

Module 6 - Describing Integration Server Development


Describe the Integration Server application life cycle
Recall tasks typically undertaken by Integration Server developers
Recognize development deliverables
Identify incorrect deliverable sets

Module 7 - Managing Development Repositories


Create a repository
Start, monitor, and stop a repository server
Copy, compact, back up, and restore a repository
Improve repository performance
Implement security on a repository

Module 8 - Deploying Integration Server


Describe the Integration Server deployment subtasks
Deploy integration components
Deploy an integrated application for scalability and fault tolerance

Module 9 - Understanding Distributed Execution


Monitor the status of any part of an integrated application
Troubleshoot any part of an integrated application
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