Course Outline
Introduction
Overview of BizTalk Server Features and Architecture for Government
- Components, tools, and tasks of BizTalk for government operations
Installing and Configuring BizTalk Server for Government
- Basic versus custom configuration options
- Pre-installation tasks to ensure readiness for deployment in the public sector
- Steps for installing and configuring BizTalk Server for government use
- Post-installation tasks to secure and optimize the system for government operations
Getting Started with BizTalk Server for Government
- Navigating the user interface for efficient administration
- Utilizing the BizTalk Server Administration console for managing configurations and tasks
- Using the BTSTask command-line tool for automated and script-driven operations
Setting up and Managing Users for Government
- Securing user passwords using Enterprise Single Sign-On (ESSO) for enhanced security in government systems
- Managing user credentials to ensure compliance with federal regulations
Routing Messages for Government Operations
- Configuring message routing to optimize data flow and processing efficiency
- Sending and receiving messages using adaptors tailored for government communications
- Setting up a business process workflow (orchestration) to streamline governmental processes
Securing Messages in Government Systems
- Installing and configuring certificates in BizTalk for secure message transmission
- Securing messages using pipelines to protect sensitive government data
- Encrypting and decrypting messages to maintain confidentiality and integrity
- Applying and verifying digital signatures to ensure the authenticity of government communications
Creating, Running, and Managing Business Rules for Government
- Understanding how business rules work in the context of governmental operations
- Implementing business rules using the Business Rules Engine (BRE) to automate decision-making processes
- Managing the Business Rules Engine (BRE) to ensure compliance and efficiency
Deploying a BizTalk Application for Government Use
- Deploying an assembly to facilitate application integration in government systems
- Customizing binding files to optimize performance and security
- Deploying the application as an MSI package for seamless installation
- Troubleshooting runtime exceptions to ensure reliable operation
Automating a BizTalk Deployment for Government
- Identifying tasks suitable for automation in government environments
- Scripting using BTSTask for efficient deployment and management
- Scripting using PowerShell to leverage advanced scripting capabilities
- Automating other administrative tasks to enhance operational efficiency
Integrating Applications across Organizational Boundaries in Government
- Case Study: Exchanging business documents between government agencies
- Determining where and how to send and receive messages for effective inter-agency communication
- Understanding ports and bindings to facilitate seamless data exchange
- Using parties, roles, and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) to standardize government transactions
Tracking and Monitoring Business Activity for Government
- Enabling and managing tracking settings to monitor business processes
- Enabling data analytics to derive actionable insights from government operations
- Configuring Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) to track key performance indicators
- Tracking, viewing, and analyzing data to support informed decision-making
- Using third-party monitoring tools to enhance oversight and accountability
Configuring BizTalk Server for High Availability in Government
- Managing hosts and host instances to ensure system reliability
- Isolating hosts, services, etc., to minimize the impact of failures
Disaster Recovery in BizTalk for Government
- Planning a disaster recovery strategy to ensure business continuity in government operations
- Recovering the BizTalk Server database to restore critical data
- Recovering the BizTalk Server runtime to resume normal operations
- Recovering the Enterprise Single Sign-On (ESSO) system to maintain secure access control
Updating BizTalk for Government
- Installing Feature Packs to incorporate new functionalities and improvements
- Installing BizTalk Server tools to enhance administrative capabilities
Best Practices for Government Use
Troubleshooting Issues in Government Systems
Summary and Conclusion for Government Operations
Requirements
- Experience managing Windows-based network environments for government
Audience
- System administrators for government operations
- Systems engineers for government networks
Testimonials (1)
Practical examples.
