OO220-202211MFOpenTextMF-OO220-2022112022.11<p>Upon successful completion of this course, you should be able to: </p> <ul> <li>Run and manage automated workflows using Operations Orchestration (OO)</li><li>Perform a wide range of system administration, monitoring, and management tasks using OO Central</li><li>Author, maintain, document, and package new automated workflows using the OO Studio application</li><li>Test and debug the flows locally and remotely</li><li>Work with Looping and Iteration operations</li><li>Apply parallel processing methods to your flows in OO</li><li>Use responses, rules, and transitions to control flow run</li><li>Use XML operations and XML filters for processing XML content in OO</li><li>Work with JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) operations</li><li>Describe how OO executes workflows in terms of component execution order</li><li>Execute scriptlet methods in OO to manage flow data and flow execution</li><li>Summarize the conceptsrelated to semaphores and how to use them in OO</li><li>Describe the use of the Source Control Management (SCM) tool and perform advanced tasks</li><li>Describe and use Representational State Transfer(REST) calls</li><li>Write flows for OBM Integration</li><li>Run and manage automated workflows using Designer</li></ul><p>To be successful in this course, you should have the following prerequisites or knowledge: </p> <ul> <li>Networking terms and concepts</li><li>Web browsers and Telnet or SSH connection methods</li><li>Different operating system environments</li></ul><p>This course is intended for: </p> <ul> <li>Workflow developers</li><li>System Administrators</li><li>Automation Operators</li><li>DevOps integrators</li><li>Other personnel responsible for the implementation of OO</li></ul><h5>Module 1: Course Overview</h5><h5>Module 2: Introduction to Operations Orchestration</h5><ul> <li>Describe OO and its key benefits</li><li>Explain the system and functional architecture of OO</li><li>Identify role-based privileges in OO</li><li>Discuss the key capabilities of OO</li><li>Describe collaborative development in OO</li><li>Define content packs, operations, and projects</li><li>Explain the improvements in OO</li></ul><h5>Module 3: Introduction to Flow Authoring</h5><ul> <li>Describe the OO Studio flow authoring environment</li><li>Explain the components of the OO Studio application</li><li>Explain a flow and describe the main components of a flow</li><li>Explain the differences between: <ul> <li>A flow and an operation in OO</li><li>An operation and a step in OO</li></ul></li><li>Author a simple flow</li><li>Test the flow in the OO Studio Debugger</li><li>Modify a flow and test the modified flow</li><li>Explain the purpose of OO Studio Debugger</li><li>Explore the panes in the Debugger window</li></ul><h5>Module 4: Flow Management with OO Central</h5><ul> <li>Explain the role of OO Central in deploying automated workflows</li><li>Describe the OO Central UI</li><li>Deploy projects and dependencies</li><li>Run flows, monitor progress, and evaluate results</li><li>Set flow permissions</li><li>View the dashboard and reports</li><li>Visualize a deployed workflow</li><li>Enable authentication and add local users</li><li>Set the security banner</li></ul><h5>Module 5: Inputs</h5><ul> <li>Explain inputs and flow variables</li><li>Explain local and global variables</li><li>Define inputs in the Inspector window</li><li>Use input data flow options</li><li>Add, remove, replace, and disable inputs</li><li>Create and assign system properties to inputs</li><li>Use login credentials with a stored system account</li><li>Create and use a selection list as an input</li><li>Validate an input using a created system evaluator</li><li>Work with flow inputs</li></ul><h5>Module 6: Results and Filters </h5><ul> <li>Explain how to use results to create flow variables that contain operation outputs</li><li>Use the Step Inspector window&rsquo;s Results tab to add results to steps</li><li>Use the Filter Inspector window to filter a result so only the data required by the flow is assigned to a result flow variable</li><li>Use assignment actions to specify which action is taken for assigning the final result</li></ul><h5>Module 7: Operations, Responses, Transitions, and Subflows</h5><ul> <li>Explain how operations and subflows are used as steps in a flow</li><li>Create new operations</li><li>Modify operation properties</li><li>Define responses and response rules</li><li>Explain transition properties</li><li>Use subflows in a parent flow</li><li>Explain best practices for working with subflows</li><li>Assign step results in a subflow to output fields for use in the parent flow</li><li>Work with the Properties editor of a subflow</li></ul><h5>Module 8: Looping and Iteration Operations</h5><ul> <li>Explain how OO handles iterations and related tasks, such as list compilation</li><li>Perform looping, iteration, and related tasks for the content in the OO library</li><li>Author a flow that uses iteration and list compilation</li><li>Create a flow that uses the counter operation</li></ul><h5>Module 9: Parallel Processing</h5><ul> <li>Explain the implementation of the following multiprocessing methods in your flows:</li><li>Multi-instance step</li><li>Non-blocking step</li><li>Parallel-splitstep</li><li>Describe how to handle flow data in multi-processing operations</li><li>Create flows that use a multi-instance step</li><li>Create flows that use a parallel-split step</li></ul><h5>Module 10: Using XML and JSON Operations</h5><ul> <li>List and describe the operations and filters available in OO for working with XML</li><li>Explain how to use iterative operations to compile data extracted from XML documents</li><li>Build a flow that validates and parses an XML document</li><li>Use XML filters to extract data from an XML document</li><li>Build a flow that validates, and parses XML data returned from a web service Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) inquiry</li><li>Use XSL Transform to represent XML as HTML</li><li>Describe the concepts of JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)</li><li>Work with JSON in OO</li></ul><h5>Module 11: Using Integration Content</h5><ul> <li>Describe the integration of content pack structures</li><li>Explain about OO-OBM Integration</li><li>Write flowsfor OBM</li><li>Monitor the Operations Agent</li></ul><h5>Module 12: Working with OO Wizards</h5><ul> <li>Explain the benefits and requirements of the PowerShell wizard</li><li>Configure the PowerShell wizard and import flows</li><li>Verify and debug the generated flows</li><li>Explain how OO uses RESTfulservices</li><li>Use the REST wizard to convert a Web Application Description Language (WADL) file into OO operations</li><li>Explain how the imported content works</li><li>Describe useful operationsto treat and manipulate the content imported using REST wizards</li></ul><h5>Module 13: Scriptlets</h5><ul> <li>Describe scriptlets and their use in OO</li><li>Execute OO scriptlet methodsto manage flow data and flow execution</li><li>Analyze sample flowsthat use scriptlets</li><li>Execute scriptlets in flows</li></ul><h5>Module 14: Execution Order </h5><ul> <li>Describe how OO executes workflows in terms of the component execution order</li><li>Describe how OO assigns execution priority to the various component types</li></ul><h5>Module 15: Using Semaphores</h5><ul> <li>Summarize the concept ofsemaphores and how to use semaphores in OO</li><li>Describe sample flows</li></ul><h5>Module 16: Remote Debugging</h5><ul> <li>Explain the need for and benefits of remote debugging</li><li>Configure remote debugging: <ul> <li>Explain the prerequisites for remote debugging</li><li>Explain the remote debugging lifecycle</li><li>Explain the permissions for remote debugging</li><li>Add or edit OO Central server connections</li></ul></li><li>Configure the proxy settings for debugging on a remote OO Central environment</li><li>Rerun a flow</li></ul><h5>Module 17: Using Source Control Management (SCM)</h5><ul> <li>Use the Source Control Management (SCM) tool</li><li>Perform advanced tasksthat you might encounter when projects and items are shared among multiple authors.</li></ul><h5>Module 18: Using OO Workflow Designer</h5><ul> <li>Explore the OO Workflow Designer</li><li>Create and debug a flow using OO Workflow Designer</li></ul><h5>Module 1: Course Overview</h5><h5>Module 2: Introduction to Operations Orchestration</h5><ul> <li>Describe OO and its key benefits</li><li>Explain the system and functional architecture of OO</li><li>Identify role-based privileges in OO</li><li>Discuss the key capabilities of OO</li><li>Describe collaborative development in OO</li><li>Define content packs, operations, and projects</li><li>Explain the improvements in OO</li></ul><h5>Module 3: Introduction to Flow Authoring</h5><ul> <li>Describe the OO Studio flow authoring environment</li><li>Explain the components of the OO Studio application</li><li>Explain a flow and describe the main components of a flow</li><li>Explain the differences between: <ul> <li>A flow and an operation in OO</li><li>An operation and a step in OO</li></ul></li><li>Author a simple flow</li><li>Test the flow in the OO Studio Debugger</li><li>Modify a flow and test the modified flow</li><li>Explain the purpose of OO Studio Debugger</li><li>Explore the panes in the Debugger window</li></ul><h5>Module 4: Flow Management with OO Central</h5><ul> <li>Explain the role of OO Central in deploying automated workflows</li><li>Describe the OO Central UI</li><li>Deploy projects and dependencies</li><li>Run flows, monitor progress, and evaluate results</li><li>Set flow permissions</li><li>View the dashboard and reports</li><li>Visualize a deployed workflow</li><li>Enable authentication and add local users</li><li>Set the security banner</li></ul><h5>Module 5: Inputs</h5><ul> <li>Explain inputs and flow variables</li><li>Explain local and global variables</li><li>Define inputs in the Inspector window</li><li>Use input data flow options</li><li>Add, remove, replace, and disable inputs</li><li>Create and assign system properties to inputs</li><li>Use login credentials with a stored system account</li><li>Create and use a selection list as an input</li><li>Validate an input using a created system evaluator</li><li>Work with flow inputs</li></ul><h5>Module 6: Results and Filters </h5><ul> <li>Explain how to use results to create flow variables that contain operation outputs</li><li>Use the Step Inspector window&rsquo;s Results tab to add results to steps</li><li>Use the Filter Inspector window to filter a result so only the data required by the flow is assigned to a result flow variable</li><li>Use assignment actions to specify which action is taken for assigning the final result</li></ul><h5>Module 7: Operations, Responses, Transitions, and Subflows</h5><ul> <li>Explain how operations and subflows are used as steps in a flow</li><li>Create new operations</li><li>Modify operation properties</li><li>Define responses and response rules</li><li>Explain transition properties</li><li>Use subflows in a parent flow</li><li>Explain best practices for working with subflows</li><li>Assign step results in a subflow to output fields for use in the parent flow</li><li>Work with the Properties editor of a subflow</li></ul><h5>Module 8: Looping and Iteration Operations</h5><ul> <li>Explain how OO handles iterations and related tasks, such as list compilation</li><li>Perform looping, iteration, and related tasks for the content in the OO library</li><li>Author a flow that uses iteration and list compilation</li><li>Create a flow that uses the counter operation</li></ul><h5>Module 9: Parallel Processing</h5><ul> <li>Explain the implementation of the following multiprocessing methods in your flows:</li><li>Multi-instance step</li><li>Non-blocking step</li><li>Parallel-splitstep</li><li>Describe how to handle flow data in multi-processing operations</li><li>Create flows that use a multi-instance step</li><li>Create flows that use a parallel-split step</li></ul><h5>Module 10: Using XML and JSON Operations</h5><ul> <li>List and describe the operations and filters available in OO for working with XML</li><li>Explain how to use iterative operations to compile data extracted from XML documents</li><li>Build a flow that validates and parses an XML document</li><li>Use XML filters to extract data from an XML document</li><li>Build a flow that validates, and parses XML data returned from a web service Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) inquiry</li><li>Use XSL Transform to represent XML as HTML</li><li>Describe the concepts of JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)</li><li>Work with JSON in OO</li></ul><h5>Module 11: Using Integration Content</h5><ul> <li>Describe the integration of content pack structures</li><li>Explain about OO-OBM Integration</li><li>Write flowsfor OBM</li><li>Monitor the Operations Agent</li></ul><h5>Module 12: Working with OO Wizards</h5><ul> <li>Explain the benefits and requirements of the PowerShell wizard</li><li>Configure the PowerShell wizard and import flows</li><li>Verify and debug the generated flows</li><li>Explain how OO uses RESTfulservices</li><li>Use the REST wizard to convert a Web Application Description Language (WADL) file into OO operations</li><li>Explain how the imported content works</li><li>Describe useful operationsto treat and manipulate the content imported using REST wizards</li></ul><h5>Module 13: Scriptlets</h5><ul> <li>Describe scriptlets and their use in OO</li><li>Execute OO scriptlet methodsto manage flow data and flow execution</li><li>Analyze sample flowsthat use scriptlets</li><li>Execute scriptlets in flows</li></ul><h5>Module 14: Execution Order </h5><ul> <li>Describe how OO executes workflows in terms of the component execution order</li><li>Describe how OO assigns execution priority to the various component types</li></ul><h5>Module 15: Using Semaphores</h5><ul> <li>Summarize the concept ofsemaphores and how to use semaphores in OO</li><li>Describe sample flows</li></ul><h5>Module 16: Remote Debugging</h5><ul> <li>Explain the need for and benefits of remote debugging</li><li>Configure remote debugging: <ul> <li>Explain the prerequisites for remote debugging</li><li>Explain the remote debugging lifecycle</li><li>Explain the permissions for remote debugging</li><li>Add or edit OO Central server connections</li></ul></li><li>Configure the proxy settings for debugging on a remote OO Central environment</li><li>Rerun a flow</li></ul><h5>Module 17: Using Source Control Management (SCM)</h5><ul> <li>Use the Source Control Management (SCM) tool</li><li>Perform advanced tasksthat you might encounter when projects and items are shared among multiple authors.</li></ul><h5>Module 18: Using OO Workflow Designer</h5><ul> <li>Explore the OO Workflow Designer</li><li>Create and debug a flow using OO Workflow Designer</li></ul>Upon successful completion of this course, you should be able to: - Run and manage automated workflows using Operations Orchestration (OO) - Perform a wide range of system administration, monitoring, and management tasks using OO Central - Author, maintain, document, and package new automated workflows using the OO Studio application - Test and debug the flows locally and remotely - Work with Looping and Iteration operations - Apply parallel processing methods to your flows in OO - Use responses, rules, and transitions to control flow run - Use XML operations and XML filters for processing XML content in OO - Work with JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) operations - Describe how OO executes workflows in terms of component execution order - Execute scriptlet methods in OO to manage flow data and flow execution - Summarize the conceptsrelated to semaphores and how to use them in OO - Describe the use of the Source Control Management (SCM) tool and perform advanced tasks - Describe and use Representational State Transfer(REST) calls - Write flows for OBM Integration - Run and manage automated workflows using DesignerTo be successful in this course, you should have the following prerequisites or knowledge: - Networking terms and concepts - Web browsers and Telnet or SSH connection methods - Different operating system environmentsThis course is intended for: - Workflow developers - System Administrators - Automation Operators - DevOps integrators - Other personnel responsible for the implementation of OOModule 1: Course Overview Module 2: Introduction to Operations Orchestration - Describe OO and its key benefits - Explain the system and functional architecture of OO - Identify role-based privileges in OO - Discuss the key capabilities of OO - Describe collaborative development in OO - Define content packs, operations, and projects - Explain the improvements in OO Module 3: Introduction to Flow Authoring - Describe the OO Studio flow authoring environment - Explain the components of the OO Studio application - Explain a flow and describe the main components of a flow - Explain the differences between: - A flow and an operation in OO - An operation and a step in OO - Author a simple flow - Test the flow in the OO Studio Debugger - Modify a flow and test the modified flow - Explain the purpose of OO Studio Debugger - Explore the panes in the Debugger window Module 4: Flow Management with OO Central - Explain the role of OO Central in deploying automated workflows - Describe the OO Central UI - Deploy projects and dependencies - Run flows, monitor progress, and evaluate results - Set flow permissions - View the dashboard and reports - Visualize a deployed workflow - Enable authentication and add local users - Set the security banner Module 5: Inputs - Explain inputs and flow variables - Explain local and global variables - Define inputs in the Inspector window - Use input data flow options - Add, remove, replace, and disable inputs - Create and assign system properties to inputs - Use login credentials with a stored system account - Create and use a selection list as an input - Validate an input using a created system evaluator - Work with flow inputs Module 6: Results and Filters - Explain how to use results to create flow variables that contain operation outputs - Use the Step Inspector window’s Results tab to add results to steps - Use the Filter Inspector window to filter a result so only the data required by the flow is assigned to a result flow variable - Use assignment actions to specify which action is taken for assigning the final result Module 7: Operations, Responses, Transitions, and Subflows - Explain how operations and subflows are used as steps in a flow - Create new operations - Modify operation properties - Define responses and response rules - Explain transition properties - Use subflows in a parent flow - Explain best practices for working with subflows - Assign step results in a subflow to output fields for use in the parent flow - Work with the Properties editor of a subflow Module 8: Looping and Iteration Operations - Explain how OO handles iterations and related tasks, such as list compilation - Perform looping, iteration, and related tasks for the content in the OO library - Author a flow that uses iteration and list compilation - Create a flow that uses the counter operation Module 9: Parallel Processing - Explain the implementation of the following multiprocessing methods in your flows: - Multi-instance step - Non-blocking step - Parallel-splitstep - Describe how to handle flow data in multi-processing operations - Create flows that use a multi-instance step - Create flows that use a parallel-split step Module 10: Using XML and JSON Operations - List and describe the operations and filters available in OO for working with XML - Explain how to use iterative operations to compile data extracted from XML documents - Build a flow that validates and parses an XML document - Use XML filters to extract data from an XML document - Build a flow that validates, and parses XML data returned from a web service Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) inquiry - Use XSL Transform to represent XML as HTML - Describe the concepts of JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) - Work with JSON in OO Module 11: Using Integration Content - Describe the integration of content pack structures - Explain about OO-OBM Integration - Write flowsfor OBM - Monitor the Operations Agent Module 12: Working with OO Wizards - Explain the benefits and requirements of the PowerShell wizard - Configure the PowerShell wizard and import flows - Verify and debug the generated flows - Explain how OO uses RESTfulservices - Use the REST wizard to convert a Web Application Description Language (WADL) file into OO operations - Explain how the imported content works - Describe useful operationsto treat and manipulate the content imported using REST wizards Module 13: Scriptlets - Describe scriptlets and their use in OO - Execute OO scriptlet methodsto manage flow data and flow execution - Analyze sample flowsthat use scriptlets - Execute scriptlets in flows Module 14: Execution Order - Describe how OO executes workflows in terms of the component execution order - Describe how OO assigns execution priority to the various component types Module 15: Using Semaphores - Summarize the concept ofsemaphores and how to use semaphores in OO - Describe sample flows Module 16: Remote Debugging - Explain the need for and benefits of remote debugging - Configure remote debugging: - Explain the prerequisites for remote debugging - Explain the remote debugging lifecycle - Explain the permissions for remote debugging - Add or edit OO Central server connections - Configure the proxy settings for debugging on a remote OO Central environment - Rerun a flow Module 17: Using Source Control Management (SCM) - Use the Source Control Management (SCM) tool - Perform advanced tasksthat you might encounter when projects and items are shared among multiple authors. Module 18: Using OO Workflow Designer - Explore the OO Workflow Designer - Create and debug a flow using OO Workflow DesignerModule 1: Course Overview Module 2: Introduction to Operations Orchestration - Describe OO and its key benefits - Explain the system and functional architecture of OO - Identify role-based privileges in OO - Discuss the key capabilities of OO - Describe collaborative development in OO - Define content packs, operations, and projects - Explain the improvements in OO Module 3: Introduction to Flow Authoring - Describe the OO Studio flow authoring environment - Explain the components of the OO Studio application - Explain a flow and describe the main components of a flow - Explain the differences between: - A flow and an operation in OO - An operation and a step in OO - Author a simple flow - Test the flow in the OO Studio Debugger - Modify a flow and test the modified flow - Explain the purpose of OO Studio Debugger - Explore the panes in the Debugger window Module 4: Flow Management with OO Central - Explain the role of OO Central in deploying automated workflows - Describe the OO Central UI - Deploy projects and dependencies - Run flows, monitor progress, and evaluate results - Set flow permissions - View the dashboard and reports - Visualize a deployed workflow - Enable authentication and add local users - Set the security banner Module 5: Inputs - Explain inputs and flow variables - Explain local and global variables - Define inputs in the Inspector window - Use input data flow options - Add, remove, replace, and disable inputs - Create and assign system properties to inputs - Use login credentials with a stored system account - Create and use a selection list as an input - Validate an input using a created system evaluator - Work with flow inputs Module 6: Results and Filters - Explain how to use results to create flow variables that contain operation outputs - Use the Step Inspector window’s Results tab to add results to steps - Use the Filter Inspector window to filter a result so only the data required by the flow is assigned to a result flow variable - Use assignment actions to specify which action is taken for assigning the final result Module 7: Operations, Responses, Transitions, and Subflows - Explain how operations and subflows are used as steps in a flow - Create new operations - Modify operation properties - Define responses and response rules - Explain transition properties - Use subflows in a parent flow - Explain best practices for working with subflows - Assign step results in a subflow to output fields for use in the parent flow - Work with the Properties editor of a subflow Module 8: Looping and Iteration Operations - Explain how OO handles iterations and related tasks, such as list compilation - Perform looping, iteration, and related tasks for the content in the OO library - Author a flow that uses iteration and list compilation - Create a flow that uses the counter operation Module 9: Parallel Processing - Explain the implementation of the following multiprocessing methods in your flows: - Multi-instance step - Non-blocking step - Parallel-splitstep - Describe how to handle flow data in multi-processing operations - Create flows that use a multi-instance step - Create flows that use a parallel-split step Module 10: Using XML and JSON Operations - List and describe the operations and filters available in OO for working with XML - Explain how to use iterative operations to compile data extracted from XML documents - Build a flow that validates and parses an XML document - Use XML filters to extract data from an XML document - Build a flow that validates, and parses XML data returned from a web service Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) inquiry - Use XSL Transform to represent XML as HTML - Describe the concepts of JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) - Work with JSON in OO Module 11: Using Integration Content - Describe the integration of content pack structures - Explain about OO-OBM Integration - Write flowsfor OBM - Monitor the Operations Agent Module 12: Working with OO Wizards - Explain the benefits and requirements of the PowerShell wizard - Configure the PowerShell wizard and import flows - Verify and debug the generated flows - Explain how OO uses RESTfulservices - Use the REST wizard to convert a Web Application Description Language (WADL) file into OO operations - Explain how the imported content works - Describe useful operationsto treat and manipulate the content imported using REST wizards Module 13: Scriptlets - Describe scriptlets and their use in OO - Execute OO scriptlet methodsto manage flow data and flow execution - Analyze sample flowsthat use scriptlets - Execute scriptlets in flows Module 14: Execution Order - Describe how OO executes workflows in terms of the component execution order - Describe how OO assigns execution priority to the various component types Module 15: Using Semaphores - Summarize the concept ofsemaphores and how to use semaphores in OO - Describe sample flows Module 16: Remote Debugging - Explain the need for and benefits of remote debugging - Configure remote debugging: - Explain the prerequisites for remote debugging - Explain the remote debugging lifecycle - Explain the permissions for remote debugging - Add or edit OO Central server connections - Configure the proxy settings for debugging on a remote OO Central environment - Rerun a flow Module 17: Using Source Control Management (SCM) - Use the Source Control Management (SCM) tool - Perform advanced tasksthat you might encounter when projects and items are shared among multiple authors. Module 18: Using OO Workflow Designer - Explore the OO Workflow Designer - Create and debug a flow using OO Workflow Designer4 Tage3000.003200.00