Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g Architecture and Management

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Master All Aspects of Oracle Fusion Middleware Management

Govern a unified platform for agile, intelligent business applications using the detailed information contained in this Oracle Press book. Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g Architecture and Management explains the entire suite of Oracle Fusion Middleware components and lays out core use cases, best practices, and step-by-step administrative instructions. Discover how to provision servers and clusters, configure Web services, manage portals, and optimize the performance of the full stack of Oracle Fusion Middleware components. Monitoring, diagnosing, and security are also covered in this definitive resource.

• Understand key architectural concepts behind Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g
• Create and deploy Oracle WebLogic Server domains and clusters
• Set up and manage applications built using Oracle Application Development Framework
• Maximize the value of your Oracle SOA Suite environments
• Manage portals and Enterprise 2.0 services from Oracle WebCenter
• Secure deployments with Oracle Platform Security Services and Oracle Identity Management
• Understand Oracle Exalogic and Oracle Virtual Assembly Builder

Stephen Lee is Principal Product Manager, Oracle Identity and Access Management. Stephen focuses in the area of Identity Administration, Audit and Compliance as well as Middleware Security. Prior to joining the product management team, Stephen led the design and development of the application runtime and deployment security model for Oracle Application Server 10g. Previously, Stephen was a key developer for Oracle Internet Directory, an LDAP directory product.

Reza Shafii is a Senior Principal Product Manager within the Oracle Fusion Middleware group. He is currently a member of the Oracle Coherence product management team and was previously responsible for ensuring that all Oracle Fusion Middleware products are architecturally aligned, optimized for life-cycle management, and tightly integrated. Prior to his work at Oracle, Reza was a consultant within the BEA Systems Canadian Consulting practice as well as at Fujitsu Consulting. As a consultant, Reza worked closely with a number of customers across North America to assist them in their design, delivery, and maintenance of enterprise applications. Reza has a B.Sc. in Computer Science from the University of British Columbia, where he graduated with Honors. He also has an MBA from the University of Ottawa. Reza is a published author of several technical articles.

Stephen Lee spent 12 years at Oracle with his primary focus around Oracle Identity and Access Management. As a Principal Product Manager, Stephen was in charge of Oracle Identity Analytics and the overall Audit and Compliance strategy for Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g. Prior to that, he led the development of the identity infrastructure in Oracle Application Server 9i/10g and was one of the original members of the Oracle Internet Directory development team. Stephen is currently a Senior Product Manager at Okta, a leading cloud-based identity management provider based in San Francisco.

Gangadhar Konduri is Senior Director in the Fusion Middleware division of Oracle. His responsibilities include Metadata Services, a key infrastructure component of FMW, and WebCenter, especially its integration with Fusion Applications.

Gangadhar Konduri (Palo Alto, California) is Senior Director in the Fusion Middleware division of Oracle. His responsibilities include Metadata Services, a key infrastructure component of FMW, and WebCenter, especially its integration with Fusion Applications. He has been with Oracle since 1999, holding various development, architect, and product management positions. Gangadhar Konduri has M.S. degree from M.I.T. and a B.Tech degree from I.I.T. Kharagpur, India, where he graduated summa cum laude, both in Computer Sciences.