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Birmingham, U.K. :
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©2010.
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| 520 | 8 | |a Annotation |b In the SOA world, managing distributed services and service infrastructures is critical. Oracle Enterprise Manager _ an all-encompassing management product _ facilitates increased management capabilities for databases, application servers, and packaged applications. BPEL PM and OSB are two compelling, market leading products that are driving Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) implementation across enterprises.<br /><br />There is a lack of clarity around real-world operational use cases that would help operational administrators in their day-to-day tasks. Further, the documentation available online does not provide much information on administering BPEL PM and OSB with Enterprise Manager Grid Control efficiently.<br /><br />This book will help you set up the framework for managing operational tasks from a central location using Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control in a step-by-step functional approach. You will learn to automate various operational tasks that are essential for the smooth running of Oracle SOA products in production, thus increasing the efficiency of your SOA projects.<br /><br />This book shows how top-drawer management capabilities from Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control can be used to effectively manage your Oracle SOA environment. You start by discovering one or more BPEL and OSB components centrally. The book then explains how to monitor BPEL processes and OSB services, and how to get alerts on service availability and performance problems. It covers the management of BPEL and OSB infrastructure components and how to manage their configurations in a central repository. It follows a hands-on approach, showing you how to use an automated approach for deploying BPEL processes and OSB projects.<br /><br />By the end of this book, you will have learned several techniques to set up a framework that will help you manage your SOA environment from a central location.<br /><br />A step-by-step guide to using Enterprise Manager Grid Control to automate common operational tasks essential for the smooth running of Oracle SOA products such as BPEL Process Manager and Oracle Service Bus. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewers; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Grid Control, BPEL, and OSB Overview; Grid Control; Architecture and deployment; Installing Grid Control; Home page; Oracle BPEL Process Manager overview; Oracle SOA Suite overview; Oracle Service Bus overview; Summary; Chapter 2: Discovering BPEL PM; Support for managing BPEL PM; BPEL PM target discovery; Navigating to application servers; Discovering a BPEL PM target; Navigating to the BPEL PM target home page; Configuring a BPEL PM target; Summary; Chapter 3: BPEL Process Monitoring | |
| 505 | 8 | |a ChallengesSolution; Step-by-step exercises; Navigating to the BPEL PM target home page; Navigating to the BPEL process home page; Creating a SOAP test to monitor a partner link; Creating a SOAP test to monitor a BPEL process; Testing the SOAP tests; Summary; Chapter 4: BPEL Infrastructure Management; Challenges; Solution; Step-by-step exercises; Creating the BPEL infrastructure service; Viewing the BPEL infrastructure service; Viewing system alerts and policies; Viewing configuration changes; Viewing key system metrics; Viewing administration tasks; Viewing system components | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Viewing the system dashboardSummary; Chapter 5: BPEL Service-Level Management; Challenges; Solution; Step-by-step exercises; Viewing the BPEL process availability service; Adding service performance metrics; Setting service-level expectation (availability); Viewing the service availability definition; Viewing the BPEL infrastructure service; Adding infrastructure performance metrics; Adding infrastructure usage metrics; Setting service-level expectation (infrastructure); Viewing the infrastructure availability definition; Viewing the BPEL process aggregate service | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Viewing the aggregate service availability definitionAdding aggregate service performance and usage metrics; Setting service-level expectation (aggregate service); Summary; Chapter 6: BPEL Services Dashboard; Challenges; Solution; Step-by-step exercises; Navigating to the Reports tab; Creating an SOA services dashboard; Viewing the SOA services dashboard; Summary; Chapter 7: BPEL Deployment Automation; Challenges; Solution; Step-by-step exercises; Viewing the Software Library; Uploading BPEL suitcases to the Software Library; Viewing the BPEL process provisioning deployment procedure | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Scheduling BPEL suitcase deploymentViewing the status of the scheduled deployment; Viewing the deployed processes; Summary; Chapter 8: BPEL Configuration Management; Challenges; Solution; Step-by-step exercises; Navigating to BPEL target configuration management; Viewing the last collected configuration; Saving a configuration snapshot to the repository; Navigating to Oracle Application Server configuration management; Viewing last collected configuration; Saving a configuration snapshot to the repository; Making changes to the BPEL environment | |
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