Oracle’s new Cloud Observability and Management Platform seeks to appeal to customers with complex multi-cloud and on-premises environments.
Read the complete article on the Cloud Observability and Management Platform that was released by Oracle on the TechTarget (c) website
Just a very nice example of using Corrective Actions in Oracle Enterprise Manager, by Karilyn Loui on the Oracle OEM blog: How to Automatically Fix Tablespace Full Alerts Using Corrective Actions
Look at this short instruction video, posted on the Oracle Learning platform, showing you how to create a refreshable clone of a PDB between two OCI database systems. Same example would go for cloning between OCI and on-premises databases and two on-premises databases.
We assume your running EM13.4 for this…
We just finished another webcast in the webcast series, Deep Dive Series on Enterprise Manager. These webcasts have been popular and rewarding to be a part of. Attendance has been strong, and interactions on Q&A have been active, in-depth, technical topics, evidence to the value of having experts online during the webinar.
Read the complete article by Timothy Mooney
Checkout this Oracle Learning video, showing you the installation of the EM App for Grafana
Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c Release 4 Update 4 (13.4.0.4), RU4 in short, is now available for download! You can download the Release Updates from My Oracle Support: Patches & Updates.
Release Updates (RUs) are a way for us to roll out new EM features and bug fixes more quickly, without waiting for a major release vehicle. Release Update patches are versioned with a trailing digit indicating the RU version (here, 13.4.0.4). Note that RUs are cumulative, which means that the most recent RU includes functionality from all previous release updates. It is our general recommendation that you apply the most current Release Updates as soon as possible.
For the complete article see the OEM blog post by Daniella Hansell
Provisioning is arguably the first step in the lifecycle of database management. And in many regards, it is perhaps the most important step. Provisioning databases in a consistent and standardized way, sets the stage for creating standardized database deployments; standardization is essential for getting the most bang for the buck when implementing database automation at scale. Consistent deployments of databases, will make tasks such as backup, recovery, patching, and upgrades easier to manage and automate at scale.
Read this article by Martin Pena – SENIOR DIRECTOR PRODUCT MANAGEMENT
Securing your data through preventative measures has never been more important than it is today. With the high rate of change in DevOps-oriented development teams and the proliferation of data across on-premise and cloud environments, it has become challenging for organisations to rely on traditional manual efforts and best practices to maintain configuration control. Any undetected insecure configuration change increases the risk of security exposure. With the massive amount of sensitive data in your data-center and databases hosted in cloud IaaS environments, it only takes a single mistake for the “bad guys” to be able to exploit a misconfiguration and exfiltrate your data.
Read the complete article by Harisch Niddagatta
The Grafana Plug-In for Oracle Enterprise Manager 13.4 Release Update 3 is now available. The Grafana Plug-In (which is also referred to as the “Oracle Enterprise Manager App” in the Grafana environment) is available for download via Oracle Enterprise Manager’s (EM) Download Page.
Read more on this on the Oracle blog for OEM in the article by Murtaza Husain (Director, product management – management cloud)
Written by Ana Mccollum, initially published with Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c and now updated for Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c, it was written based on many years of working with customers with large data centers who needed monitoring features to enable them to monitor at scale. The paper offers guidance from planning your monitoring setup, understanding key Oracle Enterprise Manager monitoring concepts and features, to strategies for how you can use these features to implement a scalable monitoring solution.
In this paper, you’ll learn how to:
Many of the examples are largely based on real-world scenarios.
