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Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper
- Describe how Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper exposes network capabilities to applications
- List Services Gatekeeper features and solutions
Architecture
- Describe Services Gatekeeper architecture
- Describe the function of communication and container services and how they are deployed
- Describe traffic flow
- Describe Services Gatekeeper failover scenarios
- Describe general geographic redundancy architecture and requirements
- Describe supported hardware and software
Partner Relationship Management
- Describe the purpose of the Partner Relationship Management Interface
- Describe the specific security details for the Partner Relationship Management Interface
Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper Service Level Agreements
- Identify the SLAs used by Services Gatekeeper
- Describe the specific function of each SLA
- Describe the policies that each SLA defines
- Describe the types of accounts and groups used by Services Gatekeeper
- Explain the account, group, and SLA hierarchy
Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper Policy Enforcement
- Describe how the Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper interceptors control the request workflow and enforce policy rules
- Invoke interceptors
- Use interceptors to customize request workflow
Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper EDRs, CDRs, and Alarms
- Explain how EDRs, CDRs, and alarms are generated and categorized
- Describe EDR listeners and how you can use them to integrate Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper with external business operations applications
- Describe different ways to access the EDRs, CDRs, and Alarms
Platform Development Studio
- Describe the tools available in the Platform Development Studio
- Describe the features of the Platform Test Environment
- Explain the functionality of the Unit Test Framework
- Describe the Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper extensible components
- Use the Eclipse Wizard
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Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper Installing, Configuring and Managing
- Install Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper
- Navigate the directories of the installation
- Create a Services Gatekeeper domain
- Navigate the directories of the domain
- Describe SOA facades
Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper Communication and Container Services
- Describe the content of a communications service
- Describe the deployment model for a communications service
- Describe the difference between communication services and container services
Configuring and Managing Services Gatekeeper
- Manage Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper and its components
- Access and navigate the administration console
- Use the WebLogic Scripting Tool
Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper Container Services
- Use the Plug-in Manager container service to instantiate plug-ins and configure routes
- Explain Services Gatekeeper budgets
- Explain the use of the Storage service
- Describe the use of the EDR container service
- Describe the use of the SNMP container service
- Configure the basic behavior of the Trace container service
Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper Communication Services
- Describe the interfaces for Communication Services
- Describe the available Communication Services
- Describe the usage of the configuration store
- Describe the usage of the heartbeat functionality
Accounts, Groups, and SLAs
- Use Application-centric SLAs
- Use Network-centric SLAs
- Describe Subscriber-centric SLAs
Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper Platform Test Environment
- Use PTE to access the available server information
- Use PTE to browse the database tables and data
- Use PTE to configure network simulators
- Use PTE to test communication services
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Troubleshooting
- Find information for basic troubleshooting
- Perform basic troubleshooting
Use Cases for Extending Services Gatekeeper
- Describe some parts of Services Gatekeeper that can be extended
- Describe some problem scenarios that can be solved through extending Services Gatekeeper
Introduction To Eclipse and the Services Gatekeeper Plugin
- Describe the Eclipse project
- Describe some of the features of the Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse
- Use Eclipse as your development environment for Services Gatekeeper
Interceptor Development
- Build a custom interceptor
- Deploy a custom interceptor
- Explain the usage of XParams
- Access XParams in a custom interceptor
Extending Services Gatekeeper
- Build and deploy the Example Communication Service extensions for the Platform Test Environment
- Build and deploy the Example Communication Service
- Test the Example Communication Service from the Platform Test Environment
- Extend the Platform Test Environment with a Simulator
- Extend the Platform Test Environment with a Client
- Build a SOAP-to-SOAP Communication Service
Appendix: Oracle WebLogic Server Basic Concepts
- Describe the main artifacts in an Oracle WebLogic Server environment
- Describe the usage of a Cluster
- Describe the functionality of the Node Manager
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