Oracle Business Activity Monitoring 11g: Build Real-Time Dashboards NEW
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Oracle Business Activity Monitoring 11g: Build Real-Time Dashboards NEW
What you will learn:
Oracle BAM is a complete solution for building real-time operational dashboards, monitoring and alerting applications over the web.
In this offering participants learn the Oracle BAM architecture and to perform basic administration tasks. They become familiar with creating and working with message sources that feed data into Oracle BAM. They also build interactive, real time dashboards, and proactive alerts in which this information is displayed. Concepts such as filters, prompts, parameters, drilling, and driving are covered, with hands-on exercises showcasing these concepts. In addition, they also learn to monitor composite applications with sensors and Oracle BAM, and create and use Oracle BAM data control.
Learn to:
Define Enterprise Message Sources
Define Data Objects within the Active Data Cache
Monitor composite applications with Sensors and Oracle BAM
Create, save, edit, view, and share reports and dashboards
Create and use Oracle BAM data control
Administer BAM by creating users, groups and assigning roles
Course Objectives:
Describe the Oracle BAM architecture
Describe and perform the administration tasks required for configuring and administering the Oracle BAM infrastructure
Define Enterprise Message Sources and how they are used in Oracle BAM
Describe and define data objects
Describe and use alerts with reports.
Describe and use the various view types within Oracle BAM
Use filters for selective data reporting
Include prompts and parameters for interactive reporting
Navigate reports using the drilling and driving concepts
Include interactive buttons to create actionable reports
Define Data Objects within the Active Data Cache.
Create and use Oracle BAM data control
Describe how Oracle Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) provides a business solution for monitoring enterprise business services in real time
Course Topics:
Introduction
Overview of the Course
Describe the audience, prerequisites, and course content
Describe the Course Objectives
Overview of Course Units and Lessons
Overview of Oracle Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
Identify where BAM fits within a Service-Oriented Architecture and BPM Suite
Explain the purpose of Oracle Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
Describe the Oracle BAM architecture components
List the features of the Architect application
Identify the features of Active Studio
List the features of Active Viewer
Oracle BAM Administration
Describe the basic functions of Oracle BAM Administrator
Create users, roles, and assign tasks to roles
Populate users in BAM
Use ICommand to interact with the Active Data Cache
Discuss the scalability of the Oracle BAM architecture
Defining Message and Data Sources
Describe Enterprise Message Sources
Explain how Oracle BAM uses Enterprise Message Sources
Identify the types of Enterprise Message Sources and explain how to configure them
Describe external data sources
Define and view external data sources
Defining Data Objects
Create, edit, and delete the Active Data Cache (ADC) data objects
Identify the types of data objects
Describe dimensions and hierarchies
Describe security data filters
Describe the purpose and functionality of: Calculated fields
Describe the purpose and functionality of: Lookup fields
Describe the purpose and functionality of: External data objects
Basic Reporting with BAM
Describe the benefits, concepts, and process of creating reports
Create, view, share, save, and edit reports
Describe the different view types available in Oracle Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
Describe the functionality and properties of the view types
Use the views to create Oracle BAM reports
Create and manage filters for selective data reporting
Define prompts and parameters in reports
Advanced Reporting
Create advanced reports by using drilling
Describe the various drilling options
Configure driving in Oracle BAM reports
Navigate in Oracle BAM reports by using driving
Create actionable reports by defining Action Buttons
Describe the action types available in Oracle BAM
Create and use time-based filtering
Alerts
Describe alerts
Use rules to create alerts
Define actions for alerts
Monitor KPIs and SLAs by using alerts
Use alerts to schedule reports
Call external Web services from alerts
Designing Effective Dashboards
Describe report beautification
Identify best practices for designing reports
Adjust view properties to customize reports
Monitoring Composite Applications with Sensors and Oracle BAM
Describe event sourcing for BAM
Provide an overview of the Oracle BAM Adapter technology
Create BAM Adapter at the composite level
Integrate BPEL sensors with Oracle BAM
Use BPEL Process Manager to create sensors
Define a BAM sensor action
View sensors output in BPEL Process Manager console
Monitor process flow using Monitor Express Dashboard
Using Oracle BAM Data Control
Provide an overview of Oracle BAM Data Control
Create projects that can use Oracle BAM Data Controls
Create BAM Server connections
Expose Oracle BAM with Oracle ADF Data Controls
Create Oracle BAM Data Control queries
Use Oracle BAM Data Controls in ADF Pages
Deploy applications with Oracle BAM Data Control
Best Practices with BAM
Identify and use best practices for dashboard performance
Identify and use best practices when designing BAM schemas
Identify and use best practices during BAM data archiving
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