Who should attend
- Technical consultants
- Database adminstrators
- Sales consultants
Prerequisites
Familiarity with command line environments; Linux, Unix preferred.
Course Objectives
- Steps involved in a new installation of Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control
- Describe a1-system upgrade scenario
- Plan a 1-system upgrade from an earlier version of Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control
- Execute a 1-system upgrade from an earlier version of Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control
- Describe a 2-system upgrade scenario
- Plan a 2-system upgrade from an earlier version of Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control
- Execute a 2-system upgrade from an earlier version of Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control
- Describe the process and considerations when planning an implementation of Enterprise Manager Cloud Control
- Describe the architecture of Oracle Enterprise Manager 12 Cloud Control
- Describe the key differences between Oracle Enterprise Manager 12 Cloud Control and earlier versions
- Perform a single-server install
- Use Add Host and Add Non-host functionality to discover targets on a host
- Describe the available upgrade paths
Course Content
Introduction
- Virtualization with Oracle VM Server
- Oracle VM Server in the Classroom
Architecture and Deployment Options
- Components
- Compatibility And Differences Between Versions
- Agent Push Installation
- Deployment Topologies
- Single Server Installation Process
Upgrade Paths
- Upgrade Paths Map
- The Upgrade Console
- A Choice of Two Upgrade Processes
- 1-System Upgrade Scenario
- 2-System Upgrade Scenario
- Post-upgrade Console
- 1-System vs 2-System Upgrade
Implementation Planning
- The Enterprise Manager Implementation Lifecycle
- The Implementation Plan
- Infrastructure Growth
- An Enterprise Manager Site
- One Site Managing the Entire IT Enterprise
- Multiple Sites Managing the IT Enterprise
- Sizing the Repository
- OMR Lifecycle and Security
Implementation Planning (cont.)
- OMS Lifecycle and Security
- Elements of High Availability
- Four Levels of High Availability
- The High Availability Continuum