IBM BPM - administration

By attending IBM Business Process Manager Administration workshop, Participants will learn to:

  • Define installation tasks
  • Explain topology options for clustered environments
  • Define the IBM Business Process Manager technical architecture
  • Complete basic configuration
  • Manage user and group authentication and authorization
  • Install and configure snapshots
  • Monitor IBM Business Process Manager processes
  • Provide strategies for enhancing performance
  • Troubleshoot server environments with administration consoles

The IBM Business Process Manager Administration Training Course begins with an overview of business process management (BPM) and its architecture. Participants learn how to make team collaboration more efficient by enabling all team members to use standard process model elements.

The course continues with the installation, configuration, and management of IBM Business Process Manager. First install and configure IBM Business Process Manager in two different operating systems, by using a typical installation and a custom installation approach with a script. Next examine the architecture of IBM Business Process Manager. They use IBM BPM Administration knowledge to develop strategies for building an efficient topology to provide contextual information for the rest of the course. Then, define and manage user authentication and authorization. Participants learn about installing, deploying, and upgrading snapshots to different environments, and they use various tools to monitor process execution and system errors. Finally, examine methods to enhance system performance and apply troubleshooting techniques.

Participants should have experience with:

  • Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) and Extensible Markup Language (XML)
  • Administering multitier business applications
  • Managing WebSphere Application Server
  • Managing a database server, such as DB2, MS SQL Server, or Oracle DB

IBM BPM Administration class is designed for project and technical operations team members who monitor and administer one or more IBM Business Process Manager Server environments.

COURSE AGENDA

  • Changing the name of the Process Server
  • Installing Process Center with command-line utilities
  • Adding a user to IBM Business Process Manager
  • Granting access to users with groups
  • Creating users, groups, and access for projects
  • Installing a snapshot
  • Replacing an existing snapshot
  • Customizing access to the administration console
  • Monitoring performance and troubleshooting