This course teaches database developers and administrators how to model data sources and virtual entities such as tables, views, and procedures. Through hands-on labs, you will learn how to deploy these virtual entities for JDBC and web service consumption. This course can also help certification candidates in their preparation for the Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Data Virtualization Exam (EX450).

Note: Global Knowledge and Red Hat do not guarantee that anyone who takes one or all of the courses in the Red Hat certification program will pass a Red Hat exam. On-the-job experience, in combination with high-quality training, is the best way to build skills and prepare for a Red Hat exam. The exam itself is a hands-on learning experience, and many of those who do not pass on the first try come away with knowledge of what they need to work on to pass the exam on a re-take.

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Modeling data sources
Modeling a virtual base layer
Creating virtual databases (VDB)
Modeling unions, joins, and virtual procedures
Modeling and deploying web services
Server administration
Developing client applications

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1. Introduction to Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization

Install Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization

2. Model data sources

Model connections to data sources and the Teiid server

3. Create a virtual base layer (VBL)

Model a VBL on top of data sources

4. Create virtual databases (VDB)

Create and deploy a VDB

5. Create view models with a union

Model combined projections

6. Create view models with joins

Model joins between tables (sources)

7. Create virtual procedures

Model virtual procedures

8. Produce XML results

Model for XML document results

9. Expose a model as a SOAP web service

Build and deploy a web service model using JAX-WS (SOAP)

10. Expose a model as a REST web service

Deploy a web service model using JAX-RS (REST)

11. Create a view from a web service data source

Use a web service as a data source

12. Server administration

Manage the data services server

13. Create materialized views

Utilize materialized views when appropriate

14. Restrict access to a virtual database

Implement access restrictions to the elements mapped in a virtual database

15. Access a virtual database in an application

Access virtual databases in a Java application

1. Introduction to Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization

Install Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization

2. Model data sources

Model connections to data sources and the Teiid server

3. Create a virtual base layer (VBL)

Model a VBL on top of data sources

4. Create virtual databases (VDB)

Create and deploy a VDB

5. Create view models with a union

Model combined projections

6. Create view models with joins

Model joins between tables (sources)

7. Create virtual procedures

Model virtual procedures

8. Produce XML results

Model for XML document results

9. Expose a model as a SOAP web service

Build and deploy a web service model using JAX-WS (SOAP)

10. Expose a model as a REST web service

Deploy a web service model using JAX-RS (REST)

11. Create a view from a web service data source

Use a web service as a data source

12. Server administration

Manage the data services server

13. Create materialized views

Utilize materialized views when appropriate

14. Restrict access to a virtual database

Implement access restrictions to the elements mapped in a virtual database

15. Access a virtual database in an application

Access virtual databases in a Java application

1. Introduction to Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization

Install Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization

2. Model data sources

Model connections to data sources and the Teiid server

3. Create a virtual base layer (VBL)

Model a VBL on top of data sources

4. Create virtual databases (VDB)

Create and deploy a VDB

5. Create view models with a union

Model combined projections

6. Create view models with joins

Model joins between tables (sources)

7. Create virtual procedures

Model virtual procedures

8. Produce XML results

Model for XML document results

9. Expose a model as a SOAP web service

Build and deploy a web service model using JAX-WS (SOAP)

10. Expose a model as a REST web service

Deploy a web service model using JAX-RS (REST)

11. Create a view from a web service data source

Use a web service as a data source

12. Server administration

Manage the data services server

13. Create materialized views

Utilize materialized views when appropriate

14. Restrict access to a virtual database

Implement access restrictions to the elements mapped in a virtual database

15. Access a virtual database in an application

Access virtual databases in a Java application

Database administrators
Database developers

Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization Development with Exam (JB451)

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(JB450) Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization Development

Classroom Live Outline

1. Introduction to Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization

2. Model data sources

3. Create a virtual base layer (VBL)

4. Create virtual databases (VDB)

5. Create view models with a union

6. Create view models with joins

7. Create virtual procedures

8. Produce XML results

9. Expose a model as a SOAP web service

10. Expose a model as a REST web service

11. Create a view from a web service data source

12. Server administration

13. Create materialized views

14. Restrict access to a virtual database

15. Access a virtual database in an application

1. Introduction to Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization

2. Model data sources

3. Create a virtual base layer (VBL)

4. Create virtual databases (VDB)

5. Create view models with a union

6. Create view models with joins

7. Create virtual procedures

8. Produce XML results

9. Expose a model as a SOAP web service

10. Expose a model as a REST web service

11. Create a view from a web service data source

12. Server administration

13. Create materialized views

14. Restrict access to a virtual database

15. Access a virtual database in an application

1. Introduction to Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization

2. Model data sources

3. Create a virtual base layer (VBL)

4. Create virtual databases (VDB)

5. Create view models with a union

6. Create view models with joins

7. Create virtual procedures

8. Produce XML results

9. Expose a model as a SOAP web service

10. Expose a model as a REST web service

11. Create a view from a web service data source

12. Server administration

13. Create materialized views

14. Restrict access to a virtual database

15. Access a virtual database in an application

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