Course Outline
Introduction
Overview of BizTalk Server Features and Architecture for Government
- BizTalk components, tools, and tasks
Installing and Configuring BizTalk Server for Government
- Basic versus custom configuration
- Pre-installation tasks
- Installation and configuration process
- Post-installation tasks
Getting Started with BizTalk Server for Government
- Navigating the user interface
- Using the BizTalk Server Administration console
- Utilizing the BTSTask command-line tool
Setting up and Managing Users for Government
- Securing user passwords using Enterprise Single Sign-On (ESSO)
- Managing user credentials
Routing Messages in BizTalk Server for Government
- Configuring message routing
- Sending and receiving messages using adaptors
- Setting up a business process workflow (orchestration)
Securing Messages in BizTalk Server for Government
- Installing and configuring certificates in BizTalk
- Securing messages using pipelines
- Encrypting and decrypting a message
- Applying and verifying a digital signature
Creating, Running, and Managing Business Rules for Government
- Understanding how business rules work
- Implementing business rules using the Business Rules Engine (BRE)
- Managing the Business Rules Engine (BRE)
Deploying a BizTalk Application for Government
- Deploying an assembly
- Customizing binding files
- Deploying the application as an MSI package
- Troubleshooting runtime exceptions
Automating a BizTalk Deployment for Government
- Determining what to automate
- Scripting using BTSTask
- Scripting using PowerShell
- Automating other administrative tasks
Integrating Applications across Organizational Boundaries for Government
- Case Study: Exchanging business documents
- Determining where and how to send and receive messages
- Understanding ports and bindings
- Using parties, roles, and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
Tracking and Monitoring Business Activity for Government
- Enabling and managing tracking settings
- Enabling data analytics
- Configuring Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
- Tracking, viewing, and analyzing data
- Using third-party monitoring tools
Configuring BizTalk Server for Highly-Available Operations for Government
- Managing hosts and host instances
- Isolating hosts, services, etc.
Disaster Recovery in BizTalk for Government
- Planning a disaster recovery strategy
- Recovering the BizTalk Server database
- Recovering the BizTalk Server runtime
- Recovering the Enterprise Single Sign-On (ESSO) system
Updating BizTalk for Government
- Installing Feature Packs
- Installing BizTalk Server tools
Best Practices for Government
Troubleshooting for Government
Summary and Conclusion for Government
Requirements
- Experience managing Windows-based network environments for government
Audience
- System administrators for government operations
- Systems engineers for government networks
Testimonials (1)
Practical examples.