Roles and Responsibilities
BizTalk 2010 Administration is a team effort. It involves the BizTalk Server Administrator, BizTalk Applications Administrators, DBA’s, System Administrators, BizTalk Developers, and Business Analysts.
All Roles require a solid understanding of how BizTalk 2010 works and how it can be utilized to solve current and future needs.
They should be familiar with the following:
- BizTalk 2010 in the Enterprise
- BizTalk Roles and Responsibilities
- Understanding the Message Bus
- Business Rules Engine (BRE)
- Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
- Single Sign-On Services (SSO)
- Pipelines and Components
- WCF LOB Adapters
- WCF Services
- Design Patterns and Practices
- BizTalk 2010 Enterprise Service Bus 2.1
- The BizTalk Server Environment
- The BizTalk Project
- BizTalk Operations
- Deployment and Managing BizTalk Applications
- Application Lifecycle Management with BizTalk Server 2010
- Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN)
BizTalk 2010 Administrator Role
The BizTalk 2010 Administrator has overall responsibility for the BizTalk 2010 Server Environment.
Responsibilities:
The following are some of the key responsibilities.
Installing BizTalk 2010
- Single Server environment
- Multi-server environment
- Virtual Machine environment
Configuration
- Configure BizTalk Server for single server environments
- Configure BizTalk Server for multi-server environments
- Configure BizTalk Server for Virtual Machine environments
BizTalk Hosts
- Creating Hosts
- Managing Hosts
BizTalk Host Instances
- Creating and configuring Host Instances
BizTalk Adapters
- Installing Adapters
- Installing adapter prerequisites
- Configuring Adapter prerequisites
- Assigning Host Instances to Adapters
Routine Performance Checklists
- Routine Maintenance Checklists
- Weekly Action Items
Maintaining the BizTalk Group
- Operational Readiness Checklists
Security and SSO
- Security Policies
- BAM Security
- BRE Security
- Using SSO Affiliate Applications
- Managing SSO Affiliate Applications
Disaster Recovery
- Creating a disaster recovery plan
- Planning a disaster recovery test
- Implementing a disaster recovery test
Deploying and Managing BizTalk Applications
- Generating MSI packages
- Generating Binding Files
- Importing MSI packages
- Importing Binding Files
- Port configuration
- Adapter configuration
- WCF-Adapter configuration
- Deployment validation
- Documenting Deployments
Business Rules Engine (BRE)
- Publishing BRE Artifacts
- Deploying BRE Artifacts
- Tracking
Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
- Installing and Configuring BAM for single server environments
- Installing and Configuring BAM for multi-server environments
- Installing and Configuring BAM for Virtual Machine environments
- Deploying BAM Applications
- Managing BAM Applications
- BAM Management
- Managing the BAM Portal
- Creating and managing security
- Monitoring BAM
Change Management for BizTalk
- Change Management Documentation
- The approval process
The Performance Lab
- End to end performance testing
- Creating a performance lab.
- Running a performance lab.
Performance Optimization
- Performance Counters
- Host Throttling
Monitoring
- Monitoring Techniques
- WMI
- Tools
System Center Operations Manager (SCOM)
- Planning
- Installation
- Configuration
- Administration
BizTalk Database Administration
- Configuring the SQL Agents
- Monitoring the SQL Agent Jobs
Enterprise Service Bus 2.1
- Installing the ESB Toolkit 2.1
- Configuring the ESB Toolkit 2.1
- Deploying the ESB Application and Services
- Installing the ESB Portal
- Managing the ESB Portal
- ESB Portal Security
- ESB Fault Management
- Creating Fault Subscriptions
- Integrating the ESB with SCOM
- Monitoring
IIS Administration
- Managing IIS on BizTalk
- Creating Application Pools
- Security
- ESB Services Management
Documenting your BizTalk Environments
- Hardware Summary Diagram
- BizTalk Server Configuration
- Documenting BizTalk Applications
Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting techniques
Third-Party Tools
- Installing
- Configuring
- Usage
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