Administering Cloud EPM: The Platform Beneath the Business Processes · Module 4 · Creating and Managing Environments
Lab: build the estate and give it a register
Lesson 50 of 201 · 2 min
An hour and a quarter, and it turns Module 3's design into something that exists. Seven deliverables. Environments created per the Module 3 Northwind design — or, on the follow-along path, a complete build plan naming each environment, its domain, region, compartment and purpose. A completed estate register covering every environment. Custom descriptions set on every environment, with the wording chosen to prevent test-and-production confusion. A written URL anatomy exercise: given five URLs, identify each environment. A vanity URL plan naming the prerequisites, the teams involved, and the connection impacts to check before cutover. A written console access policy: who gets it, on what basis, reviewed how often. And a decommission checklist adapted for Northwind — including the data protection question about refreshing test from production. The acceptance criteria. The estate register is complete, and includes an OWNER and a PURPOSE for every environment. Those two columns are the ones…
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In this module: Module 4 · Creating and Managing Environments
- 1What an environment is
- 2Test and production
- 3Creating an environment
- 4Viewing and documenting the estate
- 5URL patterns: classic and OCIFree preview
- 6Vanity URLs
- 7Granting console access to service administrators
- 8Retiring environments
- 9What breaks
- 10Lab: build the estate and give it a register