Multidomain MDM Administration & Installation

• Master Data Overview
• Master Data Management (MDM) goals
• The roles that typically perform the tasks in these configuration phases
• Multidomain MDM key capabilities
• MDM Hub Application Server & Database Server tier components
• MDM Hub master data process
• MDM Hub configuration phases
• MDM configuration tools

Lab:

• Start up the MDM Hub

• Operational Reference Store (ORS) scripts
• Importing metadata
• Registering an ORS
• Validating the metadata
• Importing metadata from a like ORS into a new ORS
• Graphical model view of the repository

Lab: 

• Create & Register an ORS
• Import & Validate an ORS

• MDM Hub Security concepts
• Security configurations for Informatica MDM Hub implementations
• Security tasks
• Global Password Policy for the MDM Hub
• Managing users in the MDM Hub
• User groups administration
• Assigning databases to users
• User password administration
• MDM for LDAP authentication
• Secure MDM Hub resources
• Defining roles & assigning privileges
• Assigning roles to users
• Workbench tools & processes access

Lab: 

• Creating Users in the MDM Hub
• Creating User Groups
• Configuring & Utilizing LDAP Authentication
• Configuring Secure Resources & Privileges
• Granting Hub Console Tools & Process Access

• Log Files & troubleshooting
• Reading log files related to the MDM Hub Console
• Configuring ORS database logging
• Troubleshooting ORS Connection Issues
• Database input/output (I/O) troubleshooting
• Repository metadata troubleshooting
• Configuration Support Manager
• Informatica MDM Hub processes
• Executing MDM Hub processes
• Scheduling of Batch Groups
• The Publish Process

Lab:

• Enabling Database (ORS) Logging
• Setting Connection Pool Settings
• Using the Configuration Inspection Tools
• Configuring Batch Jobs

• JMS Queue Messages & Architecture
• Message Queue Configuration
• Troubleshooting Message Queue Issues
• Message triggers
• Outbound queues & triggers
• ORS production mode

Lab:

• Configuring Message Queues in the MDM Hub

• Informatica MDM & Data Director
• The functionality of IDD
• The main components of IDD
• General errors & resolution steps
• Explore e360 Interface
• The Provisioning Tool

Lab:

• Identify How Valid Users log in to IDD
• Explore E360 Framework & Set up the start page using the Provisioning Tool

• Database Server MDM Hub performance issues
• Application Server MDM Hub performance issues
• Services Integration Framework (SIF) API performance
• Batch process performance

• Workflow manager
• Data encryption
• Core components of MDM Hub
• Cleanse functions provided by external cleanse engines
• Zero Downtime
• Smart Search feature
• User exits processes

• Hub Server log file
• Cleanse Server log file
• Hub Console log file
• JBoss log file
• Process Server log file
• Debug log file

• Defining tablespaces required for the installation 
• Installing & configuring the JBoss application server 
• Installing the MDM server, active vs., & process servers 
• Performing post-install verification

A: There are six types of master data &, i.e., Costs, Carnality, life cycle, Volatility, Value & reuse.

A: Master data consolidation, Customer data integration, Global data synchronization, Rich product content management, master data harmonization & central master data management are the scenarios for MDM business.

A: There are some stages in which data is stored in hub stores in a sequential process & i.e.

 Land

 Stage

 Load

 Match

 Consolidate

A: There are different ways to migrate to different environments in Informatica & i.e.

 By exporting the repository & deploy it into a new environment

 By copying objects or folders

 By exporting every mapping to XML & deploying them in a new environment.

 By using deployment groups in Informatica

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