Oracle Database Appliance Release 12.1 Overview Ed 1 Course Overview:

The Oracle Database Appliance Release 12.1 Overview Ed 1 course offers a comprehensive introduction to the Oracle Database Appliance and its applications in enterprise environments. Participants will learn about the installation, configuration, and management of the Oracle Database Appliance, as well as how to access and utilize it from various clients. The course covers metrics and monitoring for effective management, and it includes application development techniques optimized for the Oracle Database Appliance. Learners will understand how to leverage the platform’s scalability, high availability, and fault tolerance to enhance performance, security, and disaster recovery capabilities. By the course’s conclusion, users will have gained the skills needed to effectively and reliably manage databases and develop applications using the Oracle Database Appliance.

Intended Audience:

1. Database Administrators: IT professionals responsible for managing and administering Oracle databases.
2. System Administrators: Individuals tasked with overseeing the overall management and maintenance of IT systems.
3. Cloud Developers: Developers involved in building and deploying applications on cloud platforms.
4. Storage Administrators: Professionals responsible for managing storage systems and infrastructure.

Learning Objectives of Oracle Database Appliance Release 12.1 Overview Ed 1:

1. Understand the concepts, features and architecture of Oracle Access Management 12c.
2. Set up a Weblogic domain and create OAM domain.
3. Understand the capabilities and security measures of Oracle Access Manager.
4. Configure OAM environment, Users and Roles, Authorization, Resources and Agents.
5. Configure Authentication, Authorization, Federation and Web Services Security.
6. Monitor, Troubleshoot and tune OAM environments.
7. Utilize OAM security components such as OAuth2 with OAM access tokens.
8. Configure OAM to integrate with SSO solutions such as LDAP, Kerberos, SAML and OID.
9. Secure web apps, SaaS apps and mobile apps with Oracle Access Management.
10. Implement security protocols within OAM using various features in OAM 12c.