The document outlines Oracle's Cloud Observability and Management platform, emphasizing its capabilities in monitoring, logging, and analytics across cloud and on-premise environments. It details best practices for observability, integration of various data metrics, and advanced features for application performance monitoring. The platform supports comprehensive operational insights, enabling organizations to optimize their systems, enhance resource management, and improve overall performance.

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3. Agenda
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• Intro
• Monitoring and events
• OCI Logging and Analytics
• Demo Analytics
• Database Management and Operations Insights
• Demo DM – OpsIn
• APM
• Demo APM

4. Monitorng and Observability
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Monitoring
Alerting
Performance
degradation
Trend analysis
Metric
Correlation
Reactivity
Proactivity
Observability and monitoring
Forecast

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Observability Best Pratices
Monitoring/Alerting
• Collect metrics
• Define threshold
• Define Notification
channel
• Tune alerts
Log Management
▪ Collect system logs
▪ Collect audit logs
▪ Collect custom logs
▪ Define alerts
Insight
• Trend and Forecast
• Anomaly detection
• Pattern
identification
• Centralized
dashboard
Application monitoring
• End to end business
transaction monitoring
• Syntethic test
• Real user monitoring
• Opentrace standard
OBSERVABILITY FRAMEWORK
EASY TO MANTAIN HETEROGENEOUS COMPLETE

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Management and performance insights for any technology deployed anywhere
Oracle’s Observability and Management Platform
• Integrated platform for all telemetry (metrics, logs,
traces) enables seamless traversal and analysis
across all software components and types of data
• Cross-tier view of application, database and
infrastructure performance
• Cloud-native and traditional technology stack
support
• Estate-wide visibility across Oracle Cloud, third-
party clouds and on-premises
• Ecosystem interoperability through standards-
based data exchange and collection
• Built-in intelligence using applied machine learning
that delivers insights without requiring data scientists
Monitoring
Notifications
Events
Functions
OS
Management
Streaming
Logging
Logging
Analytics
Application
Performance
Monitoring
Database
Management
Operations
Insights
Service
Connector
Hub
+
Management
Services
Platform
Services
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OCI Observability and Management
The collection can be
enriched with other data
coming from external system
(ex. On prem) or they could
be exported to feed extenal
tool (ex. Grafana)
OCI services logs and
metrics are collected in
a single place. Alerting
can be generated based
on defined rules
Dashboard and analytics
capabilities can be applied to
the collected data to extract
information. The information
can be visualized in
dashboard or generate alerts
COLLECT/ALERT INTEGRATE ANALYZE
OCI Logging
OCI Monitoring
OCI Alerts
OCI Service Hub
OCI Managment Agent
OCI RestAPI
OCI Logging Analytics
OCI Database managment
OCI Operation insight
OCI APM

9. Architecture
Metrics and data from different
source are collected all toghether. At
this stage is also possible set basic
alert on the row data (ex. CPU higher
than)
The integration can happen in several
way and it depend from the external
system, tool and the supported protocol.
OCI support some protocol natively
like email, https, streaming
Collected data are used to create
centralized dashboard and analysis
like resource forecast, sqlwarehouse
and End to end monitor
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Architecture
1. Monitoring and events
2. Logging Analytics
3. Database forecast and
Slqwarehouse
4. Application performance
monitoring
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Monitoring and Events

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Overview
Monitoring
The Monitoring service uses
• metrics to monitor resources
• alarms to notify
Metrics are raw data points , or timestamp-
value pairs, along with dimensions and
metadata.
Metrics come from:
- Resource metrics automatically posted by Oracle
Cloud Infrastructure resources
- Custom metrics published using
the Monitoring API.
- Data sent to new or existing metrics
using Service Connector Hub.

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Overview
Events
• Oracle Cloud services emit events that
indicates changes in resources.
• Follow the Cloud Events by CNCF
• You work with events by creating rules.
Rules include a filter you define to specify
events produced by the resources in your
tenancy. The filter is flexible:
➢ You can define filters that match only certain events or all
events.
➢ You can define filters based on the way resources are
tagged or the presence of specific values in attributes from
the event itself.
https://docs.oracle.com/enus/iaas/Content/Events/Reference/eventsproducers.htm

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OCI Logging & Analytics

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Overview
OCI Logging
The Logging service collect all the logs
coming from the OCI services
• API Gateway, DevOps, Email Delivery,
Events, Functions, Integration, Load
Balancers, Object Storage, VCN Flow
Logs, Site-to-Site VPN
It is possible search into logs or export them
The Service connector hub enables log
exporting to others services

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Overview
OCI Logging Analytics
Logging Analytics is a solution that allows indexing, aggregating, analysing, visualizing, and
monitoring log data from any application and infrastructure, on-premises or in the Cloud.
Easy to use and intuitive graphical Interface
• Enables users to search, explore, and use machine learning to correlate data to troubleshoot problems and derive
insights.
Advanced visualizations
• Rapidly find patterns and anomalies in large volume of data with powerful query language, visualizations and dashboards
Unique topology aware exploration
• Ability to explore logs based on complex application topology.
A wide collection of out-of-the-box parsers
• Allow Oracle and non-Oracle stacks
Highly scalable
• Enables monitoring and analysis of petabytes of data with optimal performance.
Oracle Cloud Native
• Full control of your data

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DEMO
OCI Logging & Analytics

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Database Management – Operations Insights

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Overview
Database Management
• As a Database Administrator, you can use the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Database
Management service to monitor and manage your Oracle Databases.
➢ Monitor Key Performance and configuration metrics of your fleet.
➢ User performance Hub to single-pane-of-glass view of database performance
➢ AWR explorer to visualize historical performance
➢ Group your critical Oracle Databases to monitor then.
• Database Management currently supports the following Oracle Databases:
➢ External Databases
➢ Oracle Cloud Databases:
o Bare Metal and Virtual Machine DB Systems
o Exadata Cloud Service is an Oracle Database cloud platform
• It’s support CDBs, PDBs and Non-CBDs from version 11.2.0.4.

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Overview
Operations Insights
It’s a piece of the stack “Observability and
Management”
With OpIn you can:
➢ Analyze resource usage of databases/hosts
across the enterprise
➢ Forecast future demand for resources based
on historical trends
➢ Compare SQL Performance across databases
and identify common patterns
➢ Identify SQL performance trends across
enterprise-wide databases

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DEMO
Database Management – Operations Insights

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APM – Application Performance Monitoring

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Overview
APM
Distributed tracing
• Full capture and analysis of all traces for fine-grained problem
diagnostics
• Compatible with OpenTracing and OpenTelemetry
Real User Monitoring
• Measures end-user performance from browser to application
• Deep monitoring with in-context drill-downs from browser
events across tiers
Synthetic monitoring
• Runs pre-defined monitors from global vantage points for
proactive monitoring
Server monitoring
• Performance, availability and load analysis with rich set of
server, and transaction metrics
Customizable Dashboards
• Create your own visualizations including data from other
Observability & Monitoring Services

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End to end monitor
APM
• APM is the deepest monitoring for the
application. It allows to detect user activity
an track it down till the logs
• It is possible identify frustrated or unsatified
user based on the application baseline and
fix it preventing the complain come from
the application user
• In a glance is possible to understand the
user satisfaction

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DEMO
APM – Application Performance Monitoring

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Product Unit price Unit
First 10 gigabytes of log
storage
Free Gigabytes of log storage
Storage unit per hour (1
storage unit = 300 gigabytes)
0,4266 € 300 Gigabytes of log storage per hour
Observability and Management Platform - Logging Analytics*

29. Product Unit price Unit
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Operations
Insights for External Oracle Databases
and Host
0,0128 € Host CPU core per
hour
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Operations
Insights for Oracle Autonomous
Databases
Free (applicable to
Autonomous
Databases only)
OCPU per hour
Observability and Management Platform - Operations Insights*

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[Date]
Product Unit price Unit
Database Management - Cloud
Databases
$0.04 OCPU Per Hour
Database Management - External DB $0.04 Host CPU per hour
Database Management - External DB
BYOL
$0.02 Host CPU per hour
Observability and Management Platform - Database Management

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Product Unit price Unit
Application Performance
Monitoring Service - Tracing Data
0,00 € 1,000 events per hour
Application Performance
Monitoring Service - Tracing Data
0,55458 € 100,000 events per hour
Application Performance
Monitoring Service - Synthetic
Usage
0,01706 € 10 monitor runs per hour
Observability and Management Platform - Application Performance Monitoring