Administration and Operation

Description

Learn the concepts of operation, administration and maintenance of a Bizagi implementation. Also understand how to troubleshoot frequent problems associated with the platform and application execution.

Objectives

• Identify the different types of architectures supported by Bizagi in a production environment
• Identify the main and essential components of a Bizagi solution
• Use the Bizagi management console to configure parameters and variables associated with each one of the environments that integrate the deployment cycle
• Publish the processes required from the development to other environments that integrate the deployment cycle
• Improve and update the processes required from the development to other environments that integrate the deployment cycle
• Diagnose and correct the most common errors that can present themselves in Bizagi implementation solutions
• Learn the correct procedure to report errors that occur at the product level using the Web Support portal
• Configure and use the customized authentication

Topics

• Architectures of implementation in Bizagi.
• General concepts about Bizagi BPM and their main components: infrastructure for a Bizagi Project
• Operation of the management console: administration users, organization, parameters, and SMTP
• Authentication schemes configuration
• Administration of users and synchronization of information with LDAP systems
• Deployment
• Second deployment
• Security module in the Web application
• Customized authentication
• Web application troubleshooting
• Bizagi Database Maintenance: traces in the data level
• FAQ and Bizagi technical support and online documentation

Recommended Audience

This course is aimed at professionals who are involved and interested in the administration of a Bizagi solution.

• Database administrator
• Administrators of operational systems

How it works

• The course is led by an expert consultant in Bizagi
• All sessions of the course will be performed in consecutive days
• The exercises will be done using an environment that provides all the tools for process automation
• The instructor can review what the students are doing during hands-on labs
• The number of participants will be limited