This course will train students to perform the majority of Weblogic Performance Tuning techniques. In this class we will investigate common Operating System, JVM, Weblogic, and application performance issues.
WebLogic Training Prerequisites :
Weblogic 9 or 10 System Administration experience
WebLogic Training Objectives:
Monitor Central Processing Unit (CPU) usage
Understand and use a few tools to monitor OS performance
Use tools like Grinder to stress test applications
Tune parameters on the Sun Hotspot and BEA JRockit Java Virtual Machine
Tune parameters on BEA WebLogic Server
Understand the impact of work managers on the performance of applications deployed on BEA WebLogic Server
Tune J2EE applications level parameters deployed on BEA WebLogic Server
Improve the performance of a cluster of BEA WebLogic Servers
WebLogic Training Course duration:
3 Days
WebLogic Training Course outline
Course Introduction
Course Objectives
Using the Workbook
Course Overview
Suggested References
Weblogic Baselining
What is a baseline
Emulating valid load
Performing a Stress Test
Benchmark tools
Scaling a load test
Operating System Tuning
Operating System Impacts
UNIX Threading
Windows Networking
Virtualiation
UNIX Networking
UNIX vs Linux
Windows Threading
JVM Tuning
JVM Structure
Switching the JVM
Common Sun Options
JRockit JVM
Monitoring the JRockit JVM
JVM Differences
Sun JVM
Monitoring the Sun JVM
Common JRockit Options
Weblogic Server Tuning
Weblogic components
Changing settings in WLST
Common Weblogic tuning parameters
Network Channels
WLST monitoring
Disabling unused components
Thread Pools
Clustering for Performance
Application Tuning
Application Structure
JMS Tuning
JDBC Tuning
Servlet/JSP performance
EJB Tuning
Work Managers
Work Manager Introduction
Common Thread Pool
Request Classes
Defining Work Managers
Using Work Managers
Constraints
Please contact your training representative for more details on having this course delivered onsite or online
