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Title:
Using the Visual Configuration Explorer Tool to support/tune your WebSphere Portal environment.
Stream:
Social and Portal SIG (3)
Speakers:
John Farrugia
Abstract:
This session provides an overview and demo of the Visual Configuration Explorer(VCE) Tool.
VCE enables you to visualize, explore, and analyze WebSphere configuration information. You can use VCE to:
- Compare WebSphere Application Server/Portal Server/Web Content Management (WCM) configurations.
This facilitates finding out configuration differences
- between Development, Test, UAT and Production Server environments
- for a particular server over time
- Define configuration rules to validate configurations.
Use existing rule sets to validate
- WCM Access Control Performance Troubleshooting
- WCM DRS Performance Troubleshooting
- WebSphere Portal 6.1 Performance Tuning Guide
- Search for specific configuration properties
VCE enables you to visualize, explore, and analyze WebSphere configuration information. You can use VCE to:
- Compare WebSphere Application Server/Portal Server/Web Content Management (WCM) configurations.
This facilitates finding out configuration differences
- between Development, Test, UAT and Production Server environments
- for a particular server over time
- Define configuration rules to validate configurations.
Use existing rule sets to validate
- WCM Access Control Performance Troubleshooting
- WCM DRS Performance Troubleshooting
- WebSphere Portal 6.1 Performance Tuning Guide
- Search for specific configuration properties
Bio:
John Farrugia:
John has been member of IBM Software Services since 1997. John is Senior Support Consultant within the Worldwide ICS SWAT Team which regularly gets involved with Customer Critical Situations.
John has worked in the past on supporting Domino and Sametime product. In the last 5 years John has been supporting WebSphere Portal and Web Content Manager specialising in Performance issues.
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