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Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c: Cloud Mgmt Workshop

Duration: 3 Days
What you will learn
Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c: Cloud Management Workshop training teaches you how to set up Infrastructure,
Database and Middleware clouds. Learn to use the Cloud Self Service Portal and investigate consolidation and cloud
deployment options.
Learn To:
Use the Cloud Self Service Portal to request resources in the cloud.
Monitor overall resource usage assigned to a self service user.
Register an OVM Manager with Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c and manage servers, network and storage
resources and server pools.
Create an Infrastructure cloud and publish software artifacts for deployment by self service users.
Create a Platform as a Service Infrastructure Zone and define provisioning credentials for use with it.
Generate Database and Middleware clouds and publish provisioning procedures for deployment by self service users.
Setup Metering and Chargeback to enable reporting on cloud usage against cost centers.
Use Consolidation Planner to begin investigating the possibility of consolidating infrastructure onto existing or new
physical or virtual resources.

Benefits To You:
Discover how Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c can help your organization streamline IT management processes and
guide you in your transformation to the cloud. You will see how your organization can realize a 10-20% productivity
increase due to labor cost savings resulting from cloud lifecycle management features. You will also see how Enterprise
Manager 12c can provide up to ten times faster provisioning of applications in enterprise private clouds.
Explore Cloud Deployment Models
By enrolling in this workshop, you'll get to explore various cloud deployment models. Expert instructors will teach you
how to work towards determining what is the best fit for any given circumstances and goals.

Audience
Data Center Manager
Database Administrators
System Administrator
Technical Administrator

Related Training
Required Prerequisites

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Oracle Database Administration and Web Logic Server Administration experience useful
Oracle Database 11g: Administration Workshop II Release 2
Oracle Database 11g: Administration Workshop I Release 2
Oracle VM Administration: Oracle VM Server for x86
Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center 12c Administration
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c: Advanced Configuration Workshop

Course Objectives
Explore the benefits of The Cloud to an organization
Describe Oracle's Cloud offerings
Describe the role of the Cloud Self Service user
Learn what needs to be done to implement IaaS, DBaaS and MWaaS
Describe the relationship between IaaS and OVM Manager
Describe the building blocks of IaaS using OVM
Describe PaaS implementation in EMCC12c
Describe the topology of PaaS Infrastructure Zones
Describe the relationship between PaaS Pools and Oracle Homes
Learn what needs to be done to setup the IaaS, DBaaS and MWaaS Self Service Portals
Learn what needs to be done to implement and report on chargeback for IaaS, DBaaS and MWaaS clouds
Describe the challenge of optimising your Enterprise IT infrastructure
Describe the function on Consolidation Planner and its use of EMCC12c metric data
Define The Cloud
Describe the use of Consolidation Planner scenarios
Understand various possible cloud topologies and their applications

Course Topics
Introduction

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What is Cloud Computing?

Private versus Public Clouds
Why implement a Private Cloud?
How does Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control implement a Private Cloud?
Three Clouds
The Cloud Management Lifecycle
Cloud for self-service users
Define a self-service user in the context of IaaS and DBaaS clouds
The IaaS Self Service users' view of the cloud
The DBaaS Self Service users' view of the cloud
Outline of remaining lessons
Common building blocks
Create Cloud Administrators
Create Cloud Self Service Users
Software Library
Self Update
Customise the Self Service Portal login page
Chargeback
Implementing IaaS
The relationship between IaaS and OVM
What happens when an IaaS Self Service user requests a server
Registering OVM Manager
Discovering OVM Servers
Setting up OVM Storage Pools and a OVM Storage Repository
Configuring OVM Networks
Creating OVM Server Pools
Creating OVM Zones
Setting up the IaaS Self Service Portal
How to setup the IaaS self service portal
Defining machine sizes
Defining request settings
Defining quotas against roles
Defining software components
PaaS Fundamentals
PaaS Infrastructure Zone
PaaS Pool
Privilege Delegation
Provisioning Credentials
Implementing DBaaS
Setting Up the DBaaS Infrastructure
Provisioning Oracle DB Homes
How DBaaS Pools Use Oracle Database Homes
Creating DBaaS Pools
Setting up the DBaaS Self Service Portal
How to setup the DBaaS Self Service Portal

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Defining request settings

Defining quotas
Creating DB provisioning procedures
Defining service templates
Implementing MWaaS
Setting Up the MWaaS Infrastructure
Provisioning Oracle MW Homes
How MWaaS Pools Use Oracle Middleware Homes
Creating MWaaS Pools
Setting up the MWaaS Self Service Portal
How to setup the MWaaS Self Service Portal
Defining request settings
Defining quotas
Creating MW provisioning procedures
Defining service templates
Chargeback - making users pay to use your clouds
What you can charge for
Universal versus Extended chargeback plans
Assigning plans to IaaS and DBaaS targets
Assigning charges to cost centers
Assigning cost centers to IaaS and DBaaS targets
Reporting on chargeback
Consolidation Planner
Optimizing the use of and realising the value of your IT Infrastructure
The IT Infrastructure Consolidation Roadmap
Consolidation Planner projects
Examining and interpreting project metric collections
Consolidation Planner project scenarios
Examining and interpreting project scenario findings
Cloud Deployment Models
Cloud service models
Cloud service models - use cases
Cloud service models - what can go where
The cloud-type formula
Hybrid cloud use case
Private before Public
Commercial models - PAYG
Commercial models - Utility vs Subscription

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