Sun ONE Portal Server 3.0: Deployment Planning Concepts
The Sun ONE Portal Server 3.0: Deployment Planning Concepts web-based
training course provides students to key concepts involved in planning and
deploying the Sun ONE Portal Server. Topics include overall portal
architecture, performance and scalability, load balancing, security, and
multisite deployment. Integrated with interactive content are minimum
installation procedures. The course ends with a look at the steps involved with
sizing and provides checklists of key considerations when planning and
deploying the Sun ONE Portal Server.
The course can be taken online or downloaded to a local machine. To view this course, students need Netscape Navigator 4.5 or higher, the JavaScript programming language, and cascading style sheets (CSSs) enabled. Students also have the option of downloading and installing the course on a system running the Solaris Operating System, and running it locally. However, for all of the course's features and options to work effectively, the system should be connected to the Internet.
Course length: 2 to 4 hours
Course ID:
PTL-1311-90 |
Subscription Duration:
90 days
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$US
150.00 |
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Languages Offered |
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This course is currently available in English only.
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Who Can Benefit |
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Students who can benefit from this course are: professional services consultants, system engineers, system administrators, technical support personnel, technical personnel responsible for implementing or supporting Sun ONE Portal Server 3.0.
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Prerequisites |
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To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to:
Familiarity with either the Solaris Operating System or the Microsoft Windows NT operating systemExperience with Sun ONE server products
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Skills Gained |
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Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:
Describe how to apply vertical and horizontal scaling techniques to the Sun ONE Portal Server Describe how a third-party load balancer can improve scalability and
manageability of the Sun ONE Portal ServerDescribe how load balancing and clustering can achieve high availability for the Sun ONE Portal Server Describe how to create an Sun ONE Portal Server deployment with multiple access pointsDescribe how to build security into Sun ONE Portal Server installationsUnderstand Sun ONE Portal Server backup requirementsDescribe the key steps and factors to consider when producing a sizing model for the Sun ONE Portal Server
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Related Courses |
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Before: ECR-2281: Sun ONE Infrastructure Products: Core Concepts After: PTL-2193: Sun ONE Portal Server 3.0: Installation and ConfigurationAfter: PTL-4205: Sun ONE Portal Server 3.0: Customization
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Course Content |
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Module 1: Sun ONE Portal Server Architecture
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Describe the main components of the Sun ONE Portal ServerDescribe the features and benefits of the Sun ONE Portal ServerDescribe how the Sun ONE Portal Server functions in open and closed modeDescribe the role of sessions
Module 2: Performance and Scalability
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Describe the benefits of scalabilityDescribe vertical and horizontal scalingScale the secure component in secure modeScale the server component in open modeScale the gateway component
Describe the different components of the central dispatch siteDescribe the benefits of load balancingInstall load balancing in secure modeInstall load balancing in open mode (single instance)Install load balancing in open mode (multiple instances)
Module 4: High Availability
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Describe the three levels of high availabilityDescribe highly available gateway component configurationsDescribe highly available server component configurationsDescribe highly available profile server configurations
Module 5: Multiple Site Deployments
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Describe multiple access points deploymentsDescribe independent site deploymentsDescribe shared server/profile deploymentsDescribe multiple sites with the same Universal Resource Locator (URL)
Module 6: Security Issues
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Describe operating environment "hardening"Describe firewall characteristicsDescribe the integration of firewalls and the Sun ONE Portal ServerDescribe gateway proxies and SSLDescribe the normal netlet operationDescribe the netlet proxy operationDescribe the Hypertext Transport Protocol (HTTP) proxy operationDescribe the gateway to server SSL
Describe the backup and restore strategyDescribe server/profile backup requirementsDescribe gateway backup requirements
Describe the determining key performance requirementsDescribe the performance model used in the sizing toolHow many central processing units (CPUs)?How much memory?How much disk space?How much network bandwidth? |
