Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c: Cloud Management Workshop training teaches you how to set up Infrastructure, Database and Middleware clouds. Learn to use the Cloud Self Service Portal and investigate consolidation and cloud deployment options.

Learn To:

• Use the Cloud Self Service Portal to request resources in the cloud.
• Monitor overall resource usage assigned to a self service user.
• Register an OVM Manager with Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c and manage servers, network and storage resources and server pools.
• Create an Infrastructure cloud and publish software artifacts for deployment by self service users.
• Create a Platform as a Service Infrastructure Zone and define provisioning credentials for use with it. 
• Generate Database and Middleware clouds and publish provisioning procedures for deployment by self service users.
• Setup Metering and Chargeback to enable reporting on cloud usage against cost centers.
• Use Consolidation Planner to begin investigating the possibility of consolidating infrastructure onto existing or new physical or virtual resources.

Benefits To You:

Discover how Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c can help your organization streamline IT management processes and guide you in your transformation to the cloud. You will see how your organization can realize a 10-20% productivity increase due to labor cost savings resulting from cloud lifecycle management features. You will also see how Enterprise Manager 12c can provide up to ten times faster provisioning of applications in enterprise private clouds. 

Explore Cloud Deployment Models

By enrolling in this workshop, you’ll get to explore various cloud deployment models. Expert instructors will teach you how to work towards determining what is the best fit for any given circumstances and goals.

Course Topics

Introduction

• What is Cloud Computing?
• Private versus Public Clouds
• Why implement a Private Cloud?
• How does Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control implement a Private Cloud?
• Three Clouds
• The Cloud Management Lifecycle

Cloud for self-service users

• Define a self-service user in the context of IaaS and DBaaS clouds
• The IaaS Self Service users’ view of the cloud
• The DBaaS Self Service users’ view of the cloud
• Outline of remaining lessons

Common building blocks

• Create Cloud Administrators
• Create Cloud Self Service Users
• Software Library
• Self Update
• Customise the Self Service Portal login page
• Chargeback

Implementing IaaS

• The relationship between IaaS and OVM
• What happens when an IaaS Self Service user requests a server
• Registering OVM Manager
• Discovering OVM Servers
• Setting up OVM Storage Pools and a OVM Storage Repository
• Configuring OVM Networks
• Creating OVM Server Pools
• Creating OVM Zones

Setting up the IaaS Self Service Portal

• How to setup the IaaS self service portal
• Defining machine sizes
• Defining request settings
• Defining quotas against roles
• Defining software components

PaaS Fundamentals

• PaaS Infrastructure Zone
• PaaS Pool
• Privilege Delegation
• Provisioning Credentials

Implementing DBaaS

• Setting Up the DBaaS Infrastructure
• Provisioning Oracle DB Homes
• How DBaaS Pools Use Oracle Database Homes
• Creating DBaaS Pools

Setting up the DBaaS Self Service Portal

• How to setup the DBaaS Self Service Portal
• Defining request settings
• Defining quotas
• Creating DB provisioning procedures
• Defining service templates

Implementing MWaaS

• Setting Up the MWaaS Infrastructure
• Provisioning Oracle MW Homes
• How MWaaS Pools Use Oracle Middleware Homes
• Creating MWaaS Pools

Setting up the MWaaS Self Service Portal

• How to setup the MWaaS Self Service Portal
• Defining request settings
• Defining quotas 
• Creating MW provisioning procedures
• Defining service templates

Chargeback – making users pay to use your clouds

• What you can charge for
• Universal versus Extended chargeback plans
• Assigning plans to IaaS and DBaaS targets
• Assigning charges to cost centers
• Assigning cost centers to IaaS and DBaaS targets
• Reporting on chargeback

Consolidation Planner

• Optimizing the use of and realising the value of your IT Infrastructure
• The IT Infrastructure Consolidation Roadmap
• Consolidation Planner projects
• Examining and interpreting project metric collections
• Consolidation Planner project scenarios
• Examining and interpreting project scenario findings

Cloud Deployment Models

• Cloud service models
• Cloud service models – use cases
• Cloud service models – what can go where
• The cloud-type formula
• Hybrid cloud use case
• Private before Public
• Commercial models – PAYG
• Commercial models – Utility vs Subscription

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The Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c: Install & Upgrade two day workshop gives you an overview of Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c architecture and hands-on experience in installation and upgrade scenarios. You discuss the key differences between this and previous versions, and implementation options and planning.

Learn To:

• Install Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c.
• Plan and execute a 1-system and 2-system upgrade from Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control and a 1-system upgrade from an earlier version of Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c, all to the latest version of Cloud Control 12c.

Course Topics

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
• Grid Control Upgrade Console
• 12c to 12c Upgrade Utilities
• A Choice of Two Upgrade Processes
• Grid Control 1-System Upgrade Process
• Cloud Control 12c 1-System Upgrade Process
• 12c Upgrade Requirements and Best Practices
• Grid Control 2-System Upgrade Scenario

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

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Oracle Enterprise Manager (EM) Cloud Control 12c: Advanced Configuration Workshop teaches you to maximize availability and scalability with deployment of EM. Learn techniques for disaster recovery, security and command line operations.

Learn To:

• Expand the EM platform to multiple OMSs
• Recover in case of one OMS failure
• Understand load balancing within the EM framework
• Configure access to My Oracle Support
• Use command line interfaces and configure EM for monitoring
• Configure EM with a RAC database repository

Benefits To You:

Discover how Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c can help your organization streamline IT management processes and guide you in your transformation to the cloud. You will see how your organization can realize a 10-20% productivity increase due to labor cost savings resulting from cloud lifecycle management features. You will also see how Enterprise Manager 12c can provide up to ten times faster provisioning of applications in enterprise private clouds. 

Configuration Concepts

This course will also introduce you to configuration concepts. You’ll have an opportunity to solidify them as you navigate through a series of hands-on labs to build a higher available system.

Course Topics

Introduction

• Review Concepts and Pre-requisites Major Themes
• Virtualization with Oracle VM Server
• Oracle Virtual Machines in the Classroom
• Explore the RAC Database Repository
• Explore Oracle Software Installed and Configured

Enterprise Manager Deployment Best Practices

• Simple EM Install versus a Highly Available and Scalable EM
• EM HA Deployment Best Practices Summary
• OMR, OMS and Agents Installation Best Practices
• Availability Levels
• SLB for Failover and Scalability

Repository Configuration Best Practices

• RAC Database Repository: Best Practices
• MAA Advisor
• Compliance Standards
• Backup of OMR
• Manage and Monitor OMR: Adding agents to OMR nodes

Software Library Configuration

• Review of Software Library Concepts
• Software Library Planning
• Software Library Migration

Command Line Interface (EMCLI)

• Introduction to EMCLI
• EMCLI Installation and Configuration

Load Balancer Setup

• Load Balancer Concepts
• EM Load Balancer Requirements
• Load Balancer Configuration

OMS Configuration and Administration

• OMS Configuration Dependencies
• Out-of-Box OMS Configuration and Files Structure
• Best Practice: exportconfig
• OMS Plug-ins
• Expanding the OMS Pool

My Oracle Support Configuration

• Setup of MOS
• Access to MOS from Multiple OMSs
• Enable Patching 

Deploying Oracle Management Agents

• Management Agents Review
• Agents Files Structure
• Agents Deployment/Installation Modes
• Agents Best Practices Configuration
• Agent-specific Plug-ins
• Self-Update Agents

Enterprise Manager Security

• EM Security Best Practices
• Secure OMS/Agent communications
• Securing Communication: Firewalls
• Operational Security

Monitoring the Enterprise Manager System

• Self-monitoring of EM
• Demo of Key Metrics

Recovery Techniques for EM

• OMS Recovery: Role of exportconfig
• OMS Recovery Scenarios
• Agents Recovery

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This Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c training is a foundation course. Expert instructors will help you explore the core functionality of Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c through interactive instruction and hands-on exercises.

Learn To:

• Monitor the overall health of your Cloud Control system.
• Manage targets, hosts, groups systems and services.
• Use the job system to create, manage and automate commonly performed tasks.
• Define rules, monitor and manage incidents.
• Use the provisioning and patch management framework.
• View, search and compare configurations.
• Manage compliance of your systems.
• Generate custom reports.

Benefits to You

By taking this course, you will discover how Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c can help your organization streamline IT management processes and guide you in your transformation to the cloud. You will learn how your organization can realize a 10-20% productivity increase due to labor cost savings resulting from all the cloud management features.

Manage an Enterprise-Computing Environment

After a brief review of the underlying architecture, you’ll learn to use Cloud Control to manage an enterprise-computing environment. Become familiar with executing tasks like managing and monitoring Cloud Control, managing hosts, groups, systems and services, monitoring targets, using the job system and Enterprise Manager reporting tools, provisioning of software or patching of existing systems, viewing and comparing configurations and managing compliance.

Fulfills Oracle Certification Requirements

This course fulfills the training requirement for an Oracle Certification Path. Only Classroom Training, Live Virtual Class or Training On Demand courses fulfill the requirement. Please note that Self-Study and Knowledge Center courses do not fulfill the training requirement.

Course Topics

Introduction

• Course overview
• Key Challenges for Administrators
• What Is Enterprise Manager Cloud Control?
• Built-in and Integrated Manageability
• Configuration Management
• This Course in Context
• Course Schedule
• Classroom Setup

Reviewing Enterprise Manager Core Concepts

• Review Oracle Enterprise Manager architecture
• Agent Installation and Target Discovery
• Describing Different Target Types
• Monitoring Cloud Control
• Security (very high level)
• Managing Securely with Credentials

Managing and Monitoring Enterprise Manager Cloud Control

• Viewing Log Files and Trace Files
• Controlling Cloud Control components
• Configuring Alerts and Notifications
• Backup and Recovery: Repository, OMS and OMA

Monitoring Targets

• System Monitoring
• Oracle-Provided Monitoring
• Metric Thresholds and Settings
• Corrective Actions
• Using Monitoring Templates
• Receiving Alerts and Notifications
• Blackouts
• Metric Extensions

Managing Hosts

• Monitor the Host OS
• Monitor and Manage All Hosts
• Monitor an Individual Host
• Administering Network Components

Managing Groups

• Administering Network Components
• Manage targets with groups
• Define and distinguish Enterprise Manager groups
• Create groups
• Perform group management tasks
• Define administration groups and a group hierarch
• Define and use template collections
• Apply template modifications

Managing Systems and Services

• Workflow for Systems and Services
• Define and administer systems
• Viewing the System Topology
• Define and creating services
• Define and monitor the availability of a service
• Discuss the use of beacons
• Define and monitor service levels
• Specifying Service Level Rule Elements

Using the Job System

• What Is a Job?
• Core Concepts and Tasks
• Distinguish predefined jobs for your user-defined ones
• Create and manage jobs of different types
• Creating a Multi-Task Job
• Use the job library
• Enable job notifications
• View job activity

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