In “Part 1: How To Load Test OAM11g using Apache JMeter” I talked about an example plan that could be used to load test OAM11g, which included some common configuration elements, some samplers for login, authorization, logout, and some listeners that provided result analysis. In Part 2, I wanted to expand on an option to make JMeter send random logins and I will explain why, and then cover how to leverage JMeter to load test an LDAP server like OUD, OID, ODSE, or OVD.
Monday, March 17, 2014
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Strategies for managing OAAM to OAM connections in production
Many Oracle Access Management 11g customers opt to deploy a combination of Oracle Access Manager and Oracle Adaptive Access Manager using the Advanced Integration option. This combination of product features can provide strong, adaptive authentication and fraud mitigation for online applications. In this post, we examine a number of strategies for configuring the connectivity between these components in order to provide scalability and high availability for production deployments.
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11g,
OAAM,
oam 11g,
OAM 11g,
OAM Integration
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