What you will be able to do after this session

• 1Map the stack. Name the middleware families and how each is licensed.
• 2Price WebLogic. Know the three editions and the counting rules they share with the database.
• 3Read a restricted grant. Know when the WebLogic under an application is covered, and when it is not.
• 4Spot tier drift. Recognize when SE estates quietly use Enterprise features.
• 5Close module 1. Run the full foundation toolkit across the entire technology estate.

How the session works

A taught session with three knowledge checks: the it-came-with-the-app question (the most common middleware finding), the WebLogic cluster arithmetic, and the 12 server audit mapping scenario. It closes module 1 by pricing a complete platform: database, middleware, and integration on one screen.

Homework before the next session, about one hour

• 1Inventory the domains. Ask for a list of WebLogic domains and what runs on each.
• 2Find the grants. Mark every middleware line and restricted use paragraph on your orders.
• 3Check one cluster. Which WebLogic edition do you own, and is clustering configured?
• 4Total the stack. Database plus middleware plus integration, for one business system.
• 5Close the module file. Label the evidence folder and bring your three largest orders to session 6.