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 Duration 70 hours

Course Outline

Introduction

Overview of BizTalk Server Capabilities and Architecture

  • Core BizTalk elements, operational tools, and associated duties

Installation and Configuration of BizTalk Server

  • Distinguishing between standard and tailored configuration models
  • Pre-deployment prerequisites and verification steps
  • Execution of installation and initial configuration
  • Post-deployment verification and finalization

Initial Onboarding and Navigation

  • Navigating the graphical user interface
  • Utilizing the BizTalk Server Administration console
  • Employing the BTSTask command-line utility

Establishment and Administration of User Accounts

  • Protection of user credentials via Enterprise Single Sign-On (ESSO)
  • Governance of user access rights and identities

Management of Message Routing

  • Configuration of internal message pathways
  • Transmission and intake of data through adaptors
  • Establishment of business process workflows via orchestration

Security Controls for Message Transmission

  • Implementation and configuration of certificates in BizTalk
  • Application of security pipelines for message protection
  • Processes for message encryption and decryption
  • Execution and validation of digital signatures

Development, Execution, and Governance of Business Rules

  • Operational principles of business rules
  • Application of rules via the Business Rules Engine (BRE)
  • Administration of the Business Rules Engine (BRE)

Deployment of BizTalk Applications

  • Integration of assemblies into the application framework
  • Customization of binding file parameters
  • Distribution of the application via MSI Package
  • Diagnosis and resolution of runtime errors

Automation of BizTalk Deployment Processes

  • Identification of deployable components for automation
  • Scripting implementation using BTSTask
  • Scripting implementation using PowerShell
  • Automation of ancillary administrative duties

Application Integration Across Organizational Perimeters

  • Case Analysis: Exchange of business documentation
  • Determination of message transmission and reception protocols
  • Analysis of ports and binding configurations
  • Utilization of parties, roles, and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)

Surveillance and Analysis of Business Activity

  • Activation and governance of tracking parameters
  • Enablement of data analytics capabilities
  • Configuration of Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
  • Capture, review, and interpretation of activity data
  • Integration of third-party monitoring utilities

Configuration of BizTalk Server for High Availability

  • Administration of hosts and host instances
  • Segmentation of hosts, services, and related components

Disaster Recovery Strategies in BizTalk

  • Strategic planning for Disaster Recovery
  • Restoration of BizTalk Server databases
  • Restoration of the BizTalk Server runtime environment
  • Restoration of Enterprise Single Sign-On (ESSO)

Updating and Patching BizTalk Server

  • Installation of Feature Packs
  • Deployment of associated BizTalk Server tools

Governance of BizTalk Server Applications

  • Deployment lifecycle of BizTalk applications
  • Execution of application updates

Establishment of Hosts and Host Instances

  • Configuration of BizTalk hosts as cluster resources
  • Configuration of BizTalk adapter components
  • Administration of the MessageBox database

Validation and Testing of BizTalk Server

  • Execution of unit tests
  • Execution of performance tests
  • Implementation of automated testing frameworks

Operational Monitoring of BizTalk Server

  • Categorization of monitoring methodologies
  • Definition and application of Performance and Automation Library (PAL)
  • Utilization of additional tools for BizTalk Server oversight

Automated Oversight of BizTalk Server

  • Monitoring implementation via OpsMgr
  • Monitoring implementation via BizTalk 360
  • Monitoring implementation via AIMS for BizTalk

Resolution of System Errors

  • Management of runtime exceptions
  • Diagnostic procedures for runtime exceptions

Optimization of BizTalk Server Performance

  • General performance enhancement strategies
  • Adjustments for low-latency operations
  • Application of Relog.exe utilities

Optimization of the BizTalk Server Environment

  • Optimization of the operating system
  • Optimization of network infrastructure
  • Optimization of IIS configurations

SQL Server Optimization

  • Optimization strategies prior to and following BizTalk Server installation

Resource Optimization

  • Analysis of BizTalk throttling mechanisms
  • Adjustment of throttling parameters

Maintenance of the BizTalk Server Environment

  • Development of maintenance checklists
  • Execution of scheduled daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly maintenance tasks

Summary and Conclusions

Requirements

  • Proficiency in managing Windows-based network environments

Audience

  • System administrators
  • System engineers
  • Developers

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