Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 2021 Architect Associate

Develop key knowledge on key concepts and features of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Find out how OCI’s global distribution of infrastructure components can help your business.

• Start your Oracle Cloud journey by learning about its architecture and user management
• Learn about VCN basics and network security
• Learn about the concepts of Load Balancer and Traffic Management
• Learn more about OCI’s Compute and Storage options
• Autoscaling and operating system management concepts
• Dive into Oracle Cloud databases and applications.
• Protect OCI infrastructure using WAF
• Monitor infrastructure and applications using the Observability and Management platform in OCI

Audience profile

• Database administrator
• Database developer
• Oracle Specialist

Prerequisites

Solid basic knowledge in infrastructure architecture using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure services. 

Intensity and Schedules

• Live virtual training.
• With an intensity of 40 hours, the training is given 3 times a week from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm Colombia time

Module 1: Identity and Access Management (IAM)

• Apply basic identity and access management components

Laboratory 1 : Creation of Users, groups and policies, instance directors and dynamic groups.

1.2 . Explain the location of resources.

Lab 2 : IAM Resources Component

1.3 . Design Federation with Multiple Identity Providers

Laboratory 3 : ADFS, IDCS, SAML

1.4 . Apply IAM, governance, and security best practices

Laboratory 4 : Audit, encryption.

Module 2: Networking

2.1 . Apply design concepts related to VCN components.

Lab 1 : Networking including Subnets, Routing Tables, Security Lists, and DNS Options

2.2 . Describe public and private IP addresses and virtual NICs

Laboratory 2 : Reserved public and private IP

2.3 . Apply VCN Connectivity Options

Laboratory 3 : Creation of Internet Gateway, remote peering connections, and local peering gateways, NAT and gateway service.

2.4 . Understand remote network connectivity

Lab 4 : VPN and FastConnect using Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG), connecting to on-premises environments

2.5 . Apply OCI Load Balancer Concepts

Laboratory 5 : Listeners, backend sets, health checks, public and private load balancers, high availability design practices.

2.6 . Apply OCI networking best practices

Laboratory 6 : Load balancing, VCN peering, VPN, FastConnect, fault tolerance

Module 3: Compute

3.1 Understand computation and dimensioning

Laboratory 1 : Best practices, available OCI shapes, network bandwidth, SLA, NVMe, performance

3.2. Troubleshoot options using console connections and boot volume.

Lab 2 : Console connection options and boot volume management

3.3. Design high availability and disaster recovery solutions

Laboratory 3 : Fault domain, availability domains, cross region, instance pools.

3.4. Describes the imaging options

Laboratory 4 : Oracle provided, customer provided, custom images, BYOI

Module 4: Storage

4.1. Understand OCI storage options

Lab 1 : Storage best practices, storage performance metrics, block volumes, object storage, file storage service.

4.2. Design storage solutions for applications and databases.

Laboratory 2 : Explain according to the use case, the performance and scalability of the storage to be used.

Module 5: Database

5.1 . Describe the OCI database options.

Laboratory 1 : Best practices, sizing, Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP), Database Systems, Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW).

5.2. Explain OCI database operations

Laboratory 2 : Backup/restore, patching and Migration, Data Loading for ATP and ADW

5.3. HA and DR Solution Architect

Lab 3 : Explain how RAC, Data Guard works in the Oracle Cloud.

5.4. Autonomous database management

Laboratory 4 : ATP, ADW.

Module 6: Advanced Database

6.1. Use advanced database features such as Data Guard, BYOL, Data Encryption, RAC, and Exadata

Module 7: Architecting Best Practices

7.1. Architect High Availability (HA) using OCI7.2. Design for Security using OCI.