Oracle Java Cloud Service 

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Exam Topics:

JCS Overview

• Describe the Cloud today and the requirements for Cloud success; and  differentiate the 3 major types of cloud (private, hybrid, public) and the differences between IaaS, Paas, and SaaS clouds
• Describe the three Oracle cloud offerings and identify the features of the Oracle Java Cloud
• Identify dependencies for JCS, components of the JCS architecture, and how you interact with JCS
• Log in to your Cloud account
• Select Oracle Cloud Services from the Store, Add a service to the shopping cart and purchase services
• Identify the JCS main use cases
• Identify key features of JCS provisioning, patching, backup/restore, scaling, data caching & scaling
• Identify the key components for interacting with JCS; and create the JCS instance
• Perform the preparatory steps necessary before creating a Java Cloud Service; Create cloud storage containers for JCS and DB
• Identify the JCS management tool options and what they do
• Recognize the key components of the JCS admin diagram
• Access JCS WebLogic Server Domains and perform basic functions; Differentiate the basics of WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST)
• Access the Oracle Fusion Middleware Control
• Identify how to use the REST API to control JCS Life Cycle
• Use either Linux or Windows to connect to JCS via SSH; Configure the SSH tunnel; and Identify the default listening ports
• Describe Oracle Coherence, what it supports, what it does, and key terms; Define coherence clusters or DataGrid
• Identify the features/functions of the 3 JCS options and the Apps Composer,
• Identify the features, functions, and benefits  of JCS SaaS extensions; and differentiate between JCS and JCS-SaaS extensions.
• Identify the provisioning and scaling differences between JCS and JCS-SX; and the application standards supported by JCS-SaaS extension
• Describe the functions of Java Service Control and the Developer Cloud Service
• Identify the features of the Oracle Cloud Marketplace; and the Oracle Traffic Director (OTD)
• Describe OTD administration topology and architecture; and compare OTD to WLS Domain Model
• Navigate the Java EE Application Server Architecture; describe the WLS domain components; and use the Webogic Server Administration tool

Development and Deployment

• Describe the tasks to deploy applications in JCS
• Use an IDE to deploy applications in JCS
• Deploy applications via FMW control, WebLogic Server Admin Control, WLST commands
• Undeploy applications
• Access applications deployed in the cloud
• Describe how to develop applications for use in Java Cloud Services
• Use Database objects (from the Oracle Database Cloud Service) in a Java Cloud application
• Gather required information on the application at the source [on premise] environment
• Using the conventional export/import method, transfer data to the JCS environment
• Setup the Fusion Middleware artifacts in the JCS environment
• Migrate the application artifacts to the JCS environment

User and Instance Management

• Create new JCS users and assign roles
• Batch assign JCS roles
• Modify user login details and roles
• Recognize the differences between JCS, VM host and WebLogic users.
• View, Suspend and Delete Instances
• Scale JCS Instances
• Backup & Restore JCS Instances
• Patch a JCS Instance
• Identify the capabilities of the REST API

Co-existence and Extensions

• Describe the  Oracle Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension; and given lists, select the features of the Oracle Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension
• Identify Java EE technologies supported for Application development on the Oracle Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension
• Recognize how JCS-SaaS extension integrates with other cloud solutions; and associated limitations.
• Recognize guidelines for building Java EE and ADF applications for the Oracle Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension
• Identify guidelines for performing common operationssuch as logging, persistence, and local file access
• Explain the features of the Oracle Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension Software Development Kit (SDK), how to use it, and how to integrate with IDEs
• Explain the regions of the Oracle Java Cloud Service - SaaS Extension Control

Monitoring and Troubleshooting 

• Sequence the steps for tuning your application environment
• Metrics: identify metrics provided by the Java Cloud Services  Control Console, the Fusion Middleware control console, and by the WebLogic Administration Console
• Identify the available tools,  and their capabilities,  that can be used to monitor the WebLogic Server.
• Describe the capabilities of Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse (“OEPE”)
• Deploy applications to Java Cloud Services
• Troubleshoot an application
• Use whitelists to prevent problems from occurring
• Recognize common problems that may be encountered in Java Cloud Services
• Troubleshoot and find problems related to Java Cloud Services

Security

• Given a diagram, complete the diagram with WebLogic Server (WLS) security architecture components
• Configure security realms
• Configure users and groups
• Configure roles
• Configure policies