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      Automation Learning Path

      Upgrading to Automic Automation v24

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      Introduction

      The "Upgrading to Automic Automation v24" learning path is designed for administrators who must upgrade their Automic Automation platform from versions 12.3.x or 21—both of which are now out of maintenance—to version 24. This path helps ensure a safe, efficient, and well-supported upgrade process. It provides structured, step-by-step guidance for administrators tasked with planning, preparing, and executing an upgrade to version 24.

      The path includes self-paced, video-based courses and demos that cover every phase of the upgrade: organizational and technical preparation, execution of the upgrade, post-upgrade validation, agent update strategies, and detailed platform overviews.

      Automic Automation Version 21 - Release Overview

      At the end of this course you will be aware of the new features, improvements and enhancements introduced to the Automic Web Interface, the Automation Engine, the Service Manager, Analytics and the Action Builder plugin. 

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      Automic Automation: Upgrading to Version 21

      This course is relevant for system administrators who are in charge of installing and upgrading Automic Automation. It guides you through and demonstrates the process to upgrade Automic Automation from version 12.3 to version 21 on a Windows platform. The Unix upgrade is virtually the same.

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      Automic Automation TLS and Certificates

      TLS/SSL secures the communication between the AE and the Automic Web Interface (AWI), Analytics and the Windows and UNIX Agents. The Java Communication Process (JCP) handles this task. Without the keystore, the JCP cannot start.

      This course addresses Automic Automation administrators who are responsible for configuring a secure system.

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      Automic Automation TLS Gateway

      Automic Automation's TLS Gateway facilitates the communication between TLS and non-TLS Agents. This video-based, self-paced course describes the TLS Gateway, explains how to configure and install it and demonstrates how it works.

      This course addresses Automic Automation administrators who are responsible for setting up the system.

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      Automic Automation v21: Zero Downtime Upgrade (ZDU)

      This course explains the Zero Downtime Upgrade (ZDU), Automic Automation's feature to upgrade to a newer version while processes and operations continue as usual.

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      Automic Automation v24 Release Overview

      2 hours Automic Automation v24 Overview February 20, 2024

      This self-paced and video-based course addresses anyone who works with Automic Automation. It describes and demonstrates (where applicable) the new features and functions introduced with Automic Automation v24.

      Broadcom released a number of Service Packs for V21. Many of those features are precursors to the V24 release. Consequently, this course covers them too.

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      Automic Automation: Upgrading to Version 24

      45 minutes Automic Automation v24 Upgrade February 20, 2024

      This course is relevant for system administrators who are in charge of installing and upgrading Automic Automation. It guides you through and demonstrates the process to upgrade Automic Automation from version 21 to version 24 on a Windows platform. The Unix upgrade is virtually the same.

      The course assumes that you are already acquainted with the Automic Automation architecture and that you know how to install its components.

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