Table of Contents
- List of Figures
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
- What's New in This Guide
- 1 Introduction to Server Administration
- 2 Standalone-Server Domains
- 3 Standalone-Server Domain Application Deployment
- 4 About Multiserver Domains
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5
Multiserver
Domains with Oracle Coherence
- 5.1 Create a Multiserver Domain
- 5.2 Create a Multiserver Domain with Default Groups
- 5.3 Create a Multiserver Domain with Custom Groups
- 5.4 Configure the Oracle Coherence Cluster
- 5.5 Update a Multiserver Domain
- 5.6 Secure the Messages Sent Between Servers
- 5.7 Use Multiserver Domain APIs to Manage Group Membership
- 5.8 Start and Stop a Server in a Multiserver Domain
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6
Multiserver Domains with Native Clustering
- 6.1 Create a Multiserver Domain
- 6.2 Create a Multiserver Domain with Default Groups
- 6.3 Create a Multiserver Domain with Custom Groups
- 6.4 Update a Multiserver Domain
- 6.5 Secure the Messages Sent Between Servers in a Multiserver Domain
- 6.6 Use Multiserver Domain APIs to Manage Group Membership Changes
- 6.7 Start and Stop a Server in a Multiserver Domain
- 7 Multiserver Domain Application Deployment
- 8 Network I/O
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9
Security
- 9.1 Users, Groups, and Roles
- 9.2 Java SE Security for an Oracle Stream Analytics Server
- 9.3 Security Provider
- 9.4 Password Strength
- 9.5 SSL to Secure Network Traffic
- 9.6 FIPS
- 9.7 SSO with SAML2
- 9.8 HTTPS-Only Connections
- 9.9 Security for Server Services
- 9.10 Cross-Domain Security for Visualizer
- 9.11 Security Auditor
- 9.12 Disable Security
- 9.13 Security Utilities
- 9.14 User Credentials for Command-Line Utilities
- 9.15 Security in Oracle Stream Analytics Examples and Domains
- 10 Jetty
-
11
JMX
- 11.1 MBean Usage
- 11.2 Access the Oracle Stream Analytics JMX Server
- 11.3 Types of MBeans
- 11.4 Configure JMX
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11.5
Manage with JMX
- 11.5.1 Connect with APIs to a JMX Server from a Non-Oracle Stream Analytics Client
- 11.5.2 Connect with APIs to a JMX Server From an Oracle Stream Analytics Client
- 11.5.3 Configure an Oracle Stream Analytics Component with JMX APIs
- 11.5.4 Monitor the Throughput and Latency of a Component with JMX APIs
- 11.5.5 Connect to a Local or Remote JMX Server using JConsole with Security
- 11.5.6 Connect to Local or Remote JMX Server Using JConsole with Security Disabled
- 12 JDBC
- 13 HTTP Publish-Subscribe Server
- 14 Logging and Debugging
-
Command Reference
- A Deployer Command-Line Reference
- B Security Utilities Command-Line Reference
-
C
About the wlevs.Admin
Command-Line Reference
- C.1 Overview of the wlevs.Admin Utility
- C.2 Configure the wlevs.Admin Utility Environment
- C.3 Running the wlevs.Admin Utility Remotely
- C.4 Run wlevs.Admin Utility in SSL Mode
- C.5 Syntax for Calling the wlevs.Admin Utility
- C.6 Connection Arguments
- C.7 User Credentials Arguments
- C.8 Common Arguments
- C.9 HELP Command
- C.10 SHUTDOWN Command
- C.11 Commands to Manage Oracle CQL Rules
- C.12 Commands to Manage MBeans
- C.13 Commands for Controlling Event Record and Playback
- C.14 Commands for Monitoring Throughput and Latency
- C.15 Commands for Managing Configuration History