WebSphere Troubleshooting and Monitoring

    

Summary:
In this course students learn how to troubleshoot problems and monitor the performance of WebSphere Application server based systems and applications. The course is based on the idea that understanding the architecture and details of Java and JEE based technologies provides students with the ability to think trough problems to determine the root cause. The course covers key problem areas such as: connection pooling, memory management, multi threading, class loading, JMX, web container. The course includes several applications that are used to demonstrate the various troubleshooting techniques discussed in the class. The instructor will guide students through the source code of these applications to help students understand why the problems occur.

Duration:
3 Days/Lecture & Lab

Audience:
This course is designed for WebSphere Administrators.

Topics:

• WebSphere Application Server Architecture
• Request Processing Paths
• WebSphere Pools
• Troubleshooting methodology
• Threading Problems
• Garbage Collection
• Memory Problems
• Database Problems
• HTTP Request Processing Problems
• Message Processing Problems
• Application Deployment Problems
• Reliability Patterns
• Troubleshooting playbook
• Automated troubleshooting framework

Prerequisites:
Students should have WebSphere Administration experience before attending this course.

Last Update: May 23, 2013