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WebLogic Server 12c Implementation Specialists Boot Camp 30 Jan to 24 Feb 2017 – free Oracle online training & certification

Posted: January 17, 2017 in WebLogic
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Training On Demand: Oracle WebLogic Server 12c Implementation Specialists Boot Camp

  • This Boot Camp is now open for registration to all partners taking specialist certification exams in the next 90 days. Please DO NOT REGISTER, if you are not taking a certification exam.
  • All registrations must be done using a company email. Personal emails will be rejected
  • In order to submit your registration you will be asked to login using your OPN (Oracle PartnerNetwork) account credentials. In case you do not have an OPN account please see the Profile badging step-by-step guide for partners on how to create the account. This process will also ensure your certifications are aligned to your company ID. All registrants must be badged and aligned to their company ID

For details please visit the registration page here.

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WebLogic CHEF cookbooks by Edwin Biemond

Posted: December 15, 2016 in WebLogic
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Chef support

  • Version 11, 12
  • Chef solo, client/server
  • Databags (encrypted)

WebLogic Chef 11 & 12 Support for

  • The installation & configuration of the JDK, WebLogic and Fusion Middleware (FMW) software
  • WebLogic & FMW patching
  • WebLogic version 10.3.6, 11.1, 12.1 & 12.2
  • Windows, Linux ( RedHat / Debian family ) & Solaris
  • Creation of a Domain ( in development mode)
    • Optional with Clusters
    • Extend the domain with ADF/JRF, SOA Suite, Service Bus, Webtier etc

Restrictions

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Zero Downtime, REST, Domain Partitions / Multi Tenancy, Elasticity and WLDF. WebLogic 12.2.1 (12c) by Frank Munz

Posted: December 12, 2016 in WebLogic
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I just finished a two week long hands-on consulting session for some pretty experienced application managers and architects at one of Europe’s premier financial services institution.

In 5 days we explored WebLogic 12.2.1 extensively:

  • Zero Downtime
  • REST
  • Domain Partitions / Multi Tenancy
  • Resource Group Management
  • Java Mission Control
  • WLST
  • Elasticity
  • JMS Clustering
  • WLDF
  • Read the complete article here.

 

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WebLogic Server 12.2.1.1.0: Create, configure and tune a Domain by Borys Neselovskyi

Posted: December 11, 2016 in WebLogic
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Introduction

This post focuses on the creation, configuration and tuning of an initial WebLogic Server 12.2.1.1.0 Domain.

The WebLogic Server is a necessary requirement, and must already be installed. For instruction how to install the WebLogic Server 12.2.1.1 please refer to my previous post: WebLogic Server 12.2.1.1.0: Installation on the Linux OS

The following tasks will be implemented:

· Preparing the Operating System for the installation of the WebLogic Server 12.2.1.1, Installation JDK 1.8 and the WebLogic Server 12.2.1.1: please refer to WebLogic Server 12.2.1.1.0: Installation on the Linux OS

· Creating of database schemas

· Creating an initial WebLogic Domain

· Post-Installation Tasks:

· Configuring of components

· Creating of Start & Stop scripts for the automatic start/stop of components

· WebLogic Domain Tuning and Troubleshooting

The Domain will be reated on two servers (OS OEL 6.7):

· host01.example.com

· host02.example.com

We will configure two managed Server for Web Services in cluster: Read the complete article here.

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WebLogic Suite Review It’s especially useful for big data applications if you’re using APIs or have geo-spatial data or complex data sets. by Ryan Rees

Posted: December 10, 2016 in Community, WebLogic
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Valuable Features:

It’s a very scalable, extensible, middleware component. It’s especially useful for big data applications if you’re using APIs or have geo-spatial data or complex data sets.

It’s also a very affordable and efficient.

Room for Improvement:

I would like to see Oracle offer the WebLogic Suite in other areas, like SaaS or PaaS. From what I’ve seen at Oracle World, they’re already moving in that direction, so it gives you a broader portfolio or different ways to leverage their technology.

Deployment Issues:

We haven’t had any issues with deployment.

Stability Issues:

It’s very stable. It can handle a lot of database storage and repositories. It’s really the backbone of a lot of our systems that we use for our federal customers. It’s very smooth and not buggy, and now that more people are learning how to troubleshoot and work with the product, it’s becoming exponentially easier to find quality to support it during the WebLogic application process. Read the complete article here.

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WLS Cluster debugging – some tips by Jon Petter Hjulstad

Posted: September 10, 2016 in WebLogic
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Some tips when debugging WLS cluster stability

In one environment we had problems with cluster stability – and there were unnecessary migrations of JMS Servers.

Here are some settings that gave more info in logs. Set the following for the JVM:

-Dweblogic.debug.DebugServerMigration=true -Dweblogic.debug.DebugSingletonServices=true

Change the below setting to DEBUG

 Home >Summary of Servers >AdminServer >Logging >General >Advanced >Minimum severity to log:

enable below debugs from the weblogic admin console.

 Debug >weblogic >core

cluster Collapse Node

 
 DebugAsyncQueue 
 DebugCluster 
 DebugClusterAnnouncements 
 DebugClusterFragments 
 DebugClusterHeartbeats 
 DebugLeaderElection 
 DebugReplication 
 DebugReplicationDetails

Change the logging severity to Debug

 Servers-->Server_name-->Logging-->Advanced--> Standard out :Severity level:Debug 
 Log file :Severity level:Debug

Restart.

Also look at Cluster » Monitoring » Summary to see the number of sent / received / retransmitted. For a healthy system sent and received should be almost same – and retransmissions low. Read the complete article here.

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Introduction to WebLogic Server Zero Down-Time Patching by Josh Dorr, Jacob Lindholm, and Chris Kasso

Posted: September 7, 2016 in WebLogic
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imageWebLogic 12.2.1 includes support for Zero Downtime Patching, providing the ability to roll out out a newly patched Oracle Home across a domain or cluster without downtime — all initiated via WLST or the WebLogic Console. In this session we will explore the various types of roll-outs Weblogic supports including Oracle Homes, JDKs, applications as well as the ability to simply perform a rolling restart across a domain or cluster. The session will also cover how failures during the rollout are automatically handled and how session incompatibility does not prevent a zero downtime roll out of a new application version. Watch the video here.

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