Automic Administrator Essentials is the foundational course from Tricise University for everyone who installs, configures and administers Broadcom Automic Automation. Participants build a complete Automic environment on Windows from scratch: they install the Java JDK, configure ODBC and TLS certificates, set up the Service Manager, the Automation Engine and the agents, and finally configure the web server for the Automic Web Interface (AWI). The course also covers the Automic Utilities for database maintenance, archiving and client management.
The agenda follows the phases of an installation — architecture, preparation, implementation and post-implementation — and the course is available in English and German, either as video-based self-study with a hands-on virtual lab or as a trainer-led course. No prior Automic experience is required, but basic IT knowledge is strongly recommended because the course covers technically in-depth installation topics. Automic Administrator Essentials was previously known as Automic Admin Fundamentals and has been fully revised and relaunched under the Tricise brand.
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- Automic architecture: AE, database, agents, AWI and the process types PWP, WP, JWP, JCP
- Client concept and security architecture
- System requirements, ports, firewall rules and provisioning of virtual machines
- Installation sequence and environment validation
- Selecting and installing a compatible JDK for Automic (JDK 17) on Windows
- ODBC drivers and DSN for MS SQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL and DB2
- TLS certificates: types, creation, signing and management
- CAPKI for TLS communication between Automic components
- Service Manager on Windows: managing and starting processes via GUI or CLI
- Automation Engine: directory layout, UCSRV.ini TLS parameters and ports, database connection
- JDBC driver setup and database connectivity
- OS agents for Windows and UNIX/Linux and their secure communication with the Automation Engine
- DB Archive, DB Reorg, DB Change, DB Load/Unload, ClientCopy, DB Revision and DB Reporting
- Web servers for AWI: Jetty vs. Tomcat, memory tuning and AWI deployment
- Analyzing system logs and testing core components
- Ensuring ongoing operations and detecting anomalies early