- Introduction
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Objectives
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Prerequisites
- Module 1
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Introduction & Agenda
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Objectives
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Architecture Overview
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Summary
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Knowledge Check
- Module 2: Administrating & Managing the Repository
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Agenda & Objectives
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Alfresco Configuration
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Demo: Configuration
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Logging
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Lab 1
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Extending Functionality of Alfresco
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Content Models
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Demo: Content Models
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Deploying AMPs
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Demo: Deploying AMPs
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Monitoring & Maintenance
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Demo: Monitoring & Maintenance
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Knowledge Check
- Module 3: Using the Admin Console
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Agenda & Objectives
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Overview of the Admin Console
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Demo: Using the Admin Console
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Lab 2
- Module 4: User & Group Administration
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Agenda & Objectives
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User Roles
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Demo: User Roles
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Lab 3
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Groups
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Demo: Groups
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Lab 4
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Knowledge Check
- Module 5: Authentication & User Synchronization
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Agenda & Objectives
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Overview of Alfresco Authentication
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Multiple Authentication Subsystems
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Authentication Functions & User Synchronization
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Lab 5
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Knowledge Check
- Module 6: Permissions & Roles
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Agenda & Objectives
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Groups & User Roles
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Demo: Groups & User Roles
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Lab 6
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Knowledge Check
- Module 7: Administering Share
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Agenda & Objectives
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Introduction to Alfresco Share
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Demo: Introduction to Share
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Lab 7
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Demo: Administration & Management
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Knowledge Check
- Module 8: Using the JavaScript Console
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Agenda & Objectives
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Overview of the JavaScript API
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Demo: Using the JS Console
- Module 9: Virtual File Systems
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Agenda & Objectives
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Configuration Overview
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Demo: VFS Configuration
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Lab 8
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Troubleshooting & Advanced Configuration
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Knowledge Check
- Module 10: Installing & Upgrading
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Agenda & Objectives
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Installing Alfresco
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Configuration & Tuning
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Upgrading
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Knowledge Check
- Module 11: Backing-up Restoring
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Agenda & Objectives
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Overview
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Cold vs Hot Backups
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Restoring Alfresco
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Lab 9
- Module 12: Troubleshooting
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Agenda & Objectives
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Troubleshooting the Alfresco Consoles
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Non-Alfresco Tools
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Reporting Problems
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Advanced Troubleshooting
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Lab 10
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Knowledge Check
- Conclusion
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Course Quiz
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Review
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References
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Next
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Course Survey
ACS Foundation for Administrators
This entry-level course is targeted at Administrators who need to understand the day-to-day administration and management of an Alfresco platform within a production environment.
Overview
This entry-level course is targeted at Administrators who need to understand the day-to-day administration and management of an Alfresco platform within a production environment. Alfresco Foundation for ACS Administrators is suitable for administrators of Alfresco platforms running on both Windows and Linux environments, and centers around Alfresco v4.2.
What Will I Learn?
The learning objectives that are covered by this course are:
- Architecture Overview
- Administering and Managing the Repository
- Using the Admin Console
- User and Group Administration
- Authentication and User Synchronization
- Permissions and Roles
- Administering Share
- Using the JavaScript Console
- Virtual File Systems
- Installing and Upgrading
- Backing-up and Restoring
- Troubleshooting
Target Audience
This course is targeted at the following roles:
- Administrators
Time Required: ~120 minutes
Applicable Product Versions: 4.2 - 4.2
Difficulty: Foundation
Prerequisite Knowledge
This course presumes that the student is competent with the following tools, technologies and concepts:
- Linux Shell Commands
- Docker
- Alfresco Content Services
This course also presumes the student has taken the following Alfresco University course and has a working Docker installation.
Prerequisite Resources
The following ACS Lab Environment will be required to complete this course:
A valid Alfresco Content Services license is also required; this can be downloaded from the Alfresco Support Portal as part of your Alfresco Content Services subscription.
Quay.io credentials from Alfresco Support to deploy Alfresco Content Services Enterprise.