Oracle CEP 11g: Develop Real Time Applications

Oracle Complex Event Processing (CEP) can process multiple event streams to detect patterns and trends at real time and provide enterprises the necessary visibility to capitalize on emerging opportunities or mitigate developing risks. In this course, developers will learn how to create all the necessary components in an Event Processing Network (EPN). They will create adapters that simulate data feeds, process events, filter events, configure streams and channels, and publish messages to be consumed by external resources.

Learn to:

• Configure events as Java classes and tuples
• Create Event Processing Networks (EPN)
• Create and configure adapters
• Create CQL queries to process real-time data
• Use Oracle Visualizer to construct CQL queries
• Configure external relations such as a cache

A Live Virtual Class (LVC) is exclusively for registered students; unregistered individuals may not view an LVC at any time. Registered students must view the class from the country listed in the registration form. Unauthorized recording, copying, or transmission of LVC content may not be made.

Audience

• Developer

Course Topics Introduction to Complex Event Processing

• Introduction to Event-Driven Architecture
• Introduction to Oracle Complex Event Processor
• Development Tooling for Oracle CEP 11g

Event Application Model

• Designing an Event Processing Network
• Spring Framework
• Creating Event Types
• Event Sinks

Oracle CEP Adapters

• Introduction to Adapters
• Using Oracle CEP Adapters
• Creating Custom Adapters

Oracle CEP Channels and Processors

• Channels and Processors
• Configuring Channels
• Creating Processors

Introduction to Oracle Continuous Query Language

• CQL Operators
• CQL Data Types
• Streams and Relations
• Time-based and Row-based
• Incremental vs Batched Windows

Oracle Visualizer

• Introduction to Oracle Visualizer
• Record and Playback of Events
• Diagnostics
• CQL Management

CQL Design Patterns

• Event Filtering
• New Event Detection
• Event Partioning
• Event Enrichment
• Event Aggregation
• Event Correlation
• Application-time Events
• Missing Event Detection

Caching, High Availability and Integration with BAM

• High Availability
• Caching
• Introduction to Business Activity Monitoring

Course Objectives

• Describe the components in an Event-Driven Architecture
• Create different event types
• Create adapters to receive and send events
• Use CQL to process events
• Use Visualizer to record and playback events
• Use Visualizer to create CQL statements
• Create various CQL statements to show pattern matching, aggregation, missing events, derived events