Course Outline
Introduction
Overview of XWiki Features and Architecture for government use
Setting up XWiki for government operations
- Installation options for government systems
- Configuring XWiki for government requirements
Managing Users in Government Environments
- Adding, changing, and removing users for government purposes
- Authenticating users for secure government access
- Setting up groups for organized government collaboration
- Managing permissions to ensure compliance with government regulations
Customizing the Look and Feel for Government Applications
- Customizing the logo, colors, font, etc., for government branding
- Customizing the layout to meet government design standards
- Adding a skin to align with government visual guidelines
Extending XWiki for Government Use Cases
- Creating a forum, calendar, FAQ page, file manager, etc., tailored for government needs
Administering the Database for Government Systems
- Running sanity checks to ensure data integrity in government applications
Securing XWiki for Government Operations
- Managing root and superuser accounts with enhanced security measures
- Handling attacks and ensuring robust cybersecurity protocols for government systems
Upgrading XWiki for Government Systems
- Choosing an upgrade approach (Debian package, Docker, etc.) suitable for government infrastructure
Backing up and Restoring XWiki for Government Continuity
- Backing up the database and WAR files to ensure data resilience in government operations
- Using a backup script to automate the process for government efficiency
Running Multiple XWiki Sites for Government Departments
- Setting up multi-tenancy to support various government departments and agencies
Monitoring XWiki for Government Performance
- Choosing a monitoring tool that meets government standards
- Working with JMX Technology for advanced monitoring capabilities in government applications
Optimizing the Performance of XWiki for Government Use
- Running XWiki in a cluster to enhance scalability and reliability for government operations
- Optimizing search, cache, web server, etc., to improve performance in government environments
Troubleshooting Issues in Government XWiki Deployments
Summary and Next Steps for Government Implementation
Requirements
- Experience working with a command line interface
- Practical understanding of Java applications
Audience
- System administrators for government agencies
- Managers overseeing technical operations
- Team members within organizational units
Testimonials (1)
The trainer was clearly very experienced and was always able to help out and answer any questions or issues we had. That support made a big difference during the training
