This course covers Informatica Administration, everything from installation, to repository maintenance, scheduling, grid management, to version control

1. Informatica: Administering The Environment
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Course Description:
This course covers Informatica Administration, everything from installation, to repository maintenance, scheduling,
grid management, to version control. Th class also shares repository migration techniques, import/export at the
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metadata level, and external version control systems. The focus of this class is to instruct the student on how to
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administer the Informatica Environment. It will cover basic concepts to intermediate concepts on administration of the
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Course Duration: 30 hours.
Class Delivery: On-Line ( Interactive Web Based )
Module 1 : Introduction to Informatica Administration
Session # 1 : Product Overview, Architectural Overview
Session # 2 : Review of the Product Client Components
Session # 3 : Basic Administration, Change Management Roles & Responsibilities
Module 2 : Version Control In Detail
Session # 4 : What it means to turn it on
Session # 5 : Impacts to Developers, Standards, And Responsibilities
Session # 6 : Managing “versions”
Session # 7 : Setting up additional Metadata Controls
Session # 8 : Developing Deployment Groups
Module 3 : Administration and Setup of Grid Environment
Session # 9 : Installing Grid Servers
Session # 10 : Discussion on Upgrading Servers in the Grid
Session # 11: File “sharing” across the Grid
Session # 12 : Controlling Load Across the Grid
Session # 13 : Best Practices for Administrators to Enforce with Developers
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2. Module 4: Repository and Object Migration
Session # 14: Deploying via XML
Session # 15: Deploying via Scratch Repositories
Session #16: Object “Copying”, hints, pitfalls and best practices
Session # 17: Deploying to a Grid Environment
Session #18: External Repository Version Control Systems
Session #19: Migrating IN to a Repository with VCS turned on
Module 5: Repository Architectures
Session #20: Permissions, Security, and Architecture Choices
Session #21: Folder Maintenance
Session # 22: Administration of Shortcuts, and Reusable Objects
Session #23: Security over Data Base Connections
Session #24: Pros and Cons of a Global Repository
Module 6: Roles & Responsibilities
Session #25: Defined Migration Strategies and Schedules
Session #26: Roles and Responsibilities of the Change Manager
Session #27: Generic Change Management Best Practices
Session #28: Escalation Paths
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