Installation and Administration of IBM WebSphere Portal 7.0 on Linux Cairo

Course details

This comprehensive course combines informative lectures and discussions with relevant activities and labs so that you can administer

WebSphere Portal V7.0 In the first half of the course, students will practice common day-to-day administration tasks on WebSphere Portal Server V7\ 0, including portlet installation, security configuration, and Portal site management. In the second half of the course, the focus will shift to installation and configuration of WebSphere Portal V7.0.  Configuration will include the database used by Portal, federated user registries, and clustering for scalability and fault tolerance. 

Target Audience:

This in-depth course is beneficial for both experienced system administrators who are new to IBM WebSphere Portal and to WebSphere Portal system administrators (prior to WS Portal 6.1) who want to update their WebSphere Portal administration skills. In this course, system administrators new to WebSphere Portal Administration will learn the basic and advanced administration management of IBM WebSphere Portal, and to Portal concepts. In addition, WebSphere Portal system administrators who need to refresh their WebSphere\ Portal administration skills will quickly gain experience in installing, configuring, and managing WebSphere Portal in day-to-day operations.

Objectives:

Please refer to topics for description information.

Prerequisites:

Students should have:

• Understanding the WebSphere Application Server and JVM environment
• Experience with the WebSphere Application Server and JVM environments
• Database administration
• Security

Content:

• Deploying Portlets 
• Portal Search 
• Portal Security
• Portal Security Management 
• Other Miscellaneous Administrative 
• Troubleshooting
• Wikis and Blogs 
• Portlets 
• XML Access
• Tagging and Rating 
• Usage/Site Analytics 
• Production Topologies
• Personalization Attribute-based 
• Theme Architecture (Branding) 
• Portal Clusters
• Administration 
• Installation 
• Staging to Production
• Virtual Portlets and Realms 
• Creating a Cell 
• Production Procedures
• Feed Syndication
• Federating a Portal Node into a Cell
• Mashup Integration 
• Configuration