This document is a slide deck for a session on Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c administration. It begins with an introduction of the presenter, Alfredo Krieg, and his company, The Sherwin-Williams Company. The presentation then covers various topics on lifecycle management, target monitoring, and security best practices for Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c administration. It emphasizes using the EMCLI to automate administrative tasks for improved efficiency.
Where did my day go?: Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c/13c AdministrationAlfredo Krieg
This document contains summaries of topics from an Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c/13c administration training session, including:
- Performing mass agent deployment using methods like fresh install, cloning an existing agent, and adding hosts to a shared agent.
- Creating and using agent gold images to deploy customized agent configurations at scale via the console or EMCLI.
- Configuring always-on monitoring as a separate service for continuous alerting and notifications, and using emsctl to control it.
- Setting up notification blackouts to suppress alerts during planned maintenance windows while still collecting data.
- Creating monitoring templates to define groups of metrics and thresholds for target types.
- Administering targets using
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 13c for DBAsGokhan Atil
This document provides an overview of Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 13c for database administrators. It begins with introductions to the presenter and an agenda. It then discusses what Enterprise Manager is, its architecture involving agents, management server, and repository. Some key benefits for DBAs are standardized automation of tasks using a single tool. The document outlines several top features for DBAs, including monitoring, metrics/alerts, incident management, corrective actions, provisioning, patching, ASH analytics, and AWR warehouse. It provides guidance on installing EM13c and post-install tasks. Finally, it covers maintaining EM through tasks like backups, agent management, and keeping everything updated.
Migrating from Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g to 12c Cloud ControlLeighton Nelson
This document outlines the steps to migrate from Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g to 12c Cloud Control. It discusses upgrading the Oracle Management Service (OMS) and repository database while keeping downtime minimal using a two-system upgrade approach. The process involves deploying 12c agents, backing up the 11g repository, upgrading the OMS to 12c on a new host, and migrating the agents to the new OMS with only brief downtime. Post-upgrade tasks include configuring a database link and stopping the old OMS.
Oracle grid control setup and usage challenges version5Jeff Hinds
This presentation will concentrate on the technical aspects and concepts of the Oracle GRID technologies and its usage for monitoring Oracle Databases and Application Servers. Topics such as installation, configuration, and usage will be discussed. The presentation will include demonstration materials, technical challenges, open discussions and breaks. This workshop will be divided into three major segments.
1)
Will discuss installation, startup and shutdown, and hardware configurations.
2)
Will include configuration, security concepts, and agent installation.
3)
Will cover monitoring and technical challenges.
This document contains information about a session on monitoring Exadata and OEM 13c conducted by Alfredo Krieg from Viscosity. It discusses the architecture and plugins of OEM 13c, discovering and setting up Exadata targets, performance metrics for Storage Cell Servers and Exadata features like SMART IO and flash cache. It also covers tools like cellcli, AWR Exadata metrics and SQL monitoring.
EM13c: Write Powerful Scripts with EMCLIGokhan Atil
This document provides an overview and introduction to using EMCLI (Enterprise Manager Command Line Interface) to write scripts that access Oracle Enterprise Manager functionality. It discusses installing and configuring EMCLI, the various EMCLI verbs (commands) across different categories, and provides examples of Python scripts using EMCLI verbs to automate tasks like clearing alerts, applying management templates, and changing passwords.
Enterprise Manager 13c provides optimized, efficient, and integrated cloud stack management capabilities. It offers improved monitoring, infrastructure management, and hybrid cloud management features. These include "always on" monitoring, unified hardware and software management under a single console, and enhanced capabilities for managing databases, middleware, and engineered systems. The presentation provides demonstrations of the user interface, incident management, database management, job scheduling, and fusion middleware management functions.
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 13c for DBAsGokhan Atil
This document provides an overview and introduction to Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 13c (EM13c) for database administrators (DBAs). It discusses the key features and benefits of EM13c for monitoring, performance tuning, and provisioning databases. The document outlines the architecture and components of EM13c and why it is useful for centralized management. It also provides tips for DBAs on using features like monitoring, incident management, ASH analytics, provisioning, patching, and best practices for installation, configuration, and maintenance of an EM13c environment.
Where did my day go?: Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c/13c AdministrationAlfredo Krieg
This document contains summaries of topics from an Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c/13c administration training session, including:
- Performing mass agent deployment using methods like fresh install, cloning an existing agent, and adding hosts to a shared agent.
- Creating and using agent gold images to deploy customized agent configurations at scale via the console or EMCLI.
- Configuring always-on monitoring as a separate service for continuous alerting and notifications, and using emsctl to control it.
- Setting up notification blackouts to suppress alerts during planned maintenance windows while still collecting data.
- Creating monitoring templates to define groups of metrics and thresholds for target types.
- Administering targets using
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 13c for DBAsGokhan Atil
This document provides an overview of Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 13c for database administrators. It begins with introductions to the presenter and an agenda. It then discusses what Enterprise Manager is, its architecture involving agents, management server, and repository. Some key benefits for DBAs are standardized automation of tasks using a single tool. The document outlines several top features for DBAs, including monitoring, metrics/alerts, incident management, corrective actions, provisioning, patching, ASH analytics, and AWR warehouse. It provides guidance on installing EM13c and post-install tasks. Finally, it covers maintaining EM through tasks like backups, agent management, and keeping everything updated.
Migrating from Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g to 12c Cloud ControlLeighton Nelson
This document outlines the steps to migrate from Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g to 12c Cloud Control. It discusses upgrading the Oracle Management Service (OMS) and repository database while keeping downtime minimal using a two-system upgrade approach. The process involves deploying 12c agents, backing up the 11g repository, upgrading the OMS to 12c on a new host, and migrating the agents to the new OMS with only brief downtime. Post-upgrade tasks include configuring a database link and stopping the old OMS.
Oracle grid control setup and usage challenges version5Jeff Hinds
This presentation will concentrate on the technical aspects and concepts of the Oracle GRID technologies and its usage for monitoring Oracle Databases and Application Servers. Topics such as installation, configuration, and usage will be discussed. The presentation will include demonstration materials, technical challenges, open discussions and breaks. This workshop will be divided into three major segments.
1)
Will discuss installation, startup and shutdown, and hardware configurations.
2)
Will include configuration, security concepts, and agent installation.
3)
Will cover monitoring and technical challenges.
This document contains information about a session on monitoring Exadata and OEM 13c conducted by Alfredo Krieg from Viscosity. It discusses the architecture and plugins of OEM 13c, discovering and setting up Exadata targets, performance metrics for Storage Cell Servers and Exadata features like SMART IO and flash cache. It also covers tools like cellcli, AWR Exadata metrics and SQL monitoring.
EM13c: Write Powerful Scripts with EMCLIGokhan Atil
This document provides an overview and introduction to using EMCLI (Enterprise Manager Command Line Interface) to write scripts that access Oracle Enterprise Manager functionality. It discusses installing and configuring EMCLI, the various EMCLI verbs (commands) across different categories, and provides examples of Python scripts using EMCLI verbs to automate tasks like clearing alerts, applying management templates, and changing passwords.
Enterprise Manager 13c provides optimized, efficient, and integrated cloud stack management capabilities. It offers improved monitoring, infrastructure management, and hybrid cloud management features. These include "always on" monitoring, unified hardware and software management under a single console, and enhanced capabilities for managing databases, middleware, and engineered systems. The presentation provides demonstrations of the user interface, incident management, database management, job scheduling, and fusion middleware management functions.
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 13c for DBAsGokhan Atil
This document provides an overview and introduction to Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 13c (EM13c) for database administrators (DBAs). It discusses the key features and benefits of EM13c for monitoring, performance tuning, and provisioning databases. The document outlines the architecture and components of EM13c and why it is useful for centralized management. It also provides tips for DBAs on using features like monitoring, incident management, ASH analytics, provisioning, patching, and best practices for installation, configuration, and maintenance of an EM13c environment.
Oracle Enterprise Manager is a set of system management tools from Oracle for managing Oracle products and some non-Oracle products. It has two versions - a web-based version for managing individual databases and servers collectively, and a GUI-based version with additional licensed management packs. Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c adds capabilities for application, middleware, database, Exadata, hardware and cloud management, as well as lifecycle management, monitoring, and application quality management. It can also manage some non-Oracle products through extensions.
Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c: The Oracle Monitoring tool of choice – Why yo...Jeff Kayser
The document discusses new features in Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c including a huge number of new features, a new architecture with pluggable target types, and an ITIL-inspired event management system. It also covers the new security model with more granular predefined roles and named credentials, and changes to licensing that make some previously licensed features available in the base platform.
Oracle Enterprise Manager provides integrated application-to-disk management of Oracle technologies. It can manage databases, middleware, applications, and virtualization platforms. The presentation discusses Enterprise Manager's capabilities for database lifecycle management, performance monitoring, cloud management, and chargeback and metering. It also covers Enterprise Manager's support for private and public cloud deployments.
Oracle Enterprise Manager 13C and Hybrid Cloudjobacle
This document discusses hybrid cloud management capabilities with Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c. It conducted proofs of concept connecting to Oracle Cloud, Amazon AWS, and Microsoft Azure. Key findings include:
- Hybrid cloud management is only fully supported on Oracle Cloud currently, where agents can be easily deployed and DBaaS/JCS instances monitored like on-premises.
- Connecting to Amazon AWS and Azure encountered unsupported agent deployment and limited monitoring capabilities via third party plugins.
- While Oracle Cloud provides capabilities like cloning and configuration management across private and public clouds, hybrid management across other clouds remains immature currently limiting it to "a happy marriage with one partner only."
The document discusses several new features and enhancements in Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c, including:
- Enhanced corrective actions that support more event types and allow for automated responses.
- Intelligent incident compression that saves space by grouping similar incidents.
- New support for using Chef recipes in jobs.
- Enhancements to the deployment of gold agent images that aim to simplify management and ensure compliance.
- Performance improvements to the software library.
Managing Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c with Oracle ClusterwareLeighton Nelson
This document discusses configuring Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c for high availability using Oracle Clusterware. It provides an overview of OEM 12c architecture and the different levels of high availability. It then focuses on a level 2 active/passive configuration where the OMS binaries are installed on shared storage and fail over between nodes is enabled using a virtual IP address. The steps shown include Oracle Clusterware setup, OEM installation, configuration of the management repository, and adding the OMS as a Clusterware resource for automated failover.
There are a lot of tasks in Oracle world which would not be possible without a programming languages. Shell scripting can be applied to a wide variety of system and database tasks. In my presentation I will share advanced shell scripting techniques on real life customer success story migrating users from on premise Oracle Internet Directory (OID) instance to AWS OID instance. Migration with standard OID provided tools was not possible due to specific customer requirements. Therefore shell scripting came to achieve desired goals. I`ll give deep overview about issues faced during the scripting, troubleshooting techniques used, scripting performance aspects and solutions applied to make efficient user migration possible.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a presentation on upgrading Oracle Enterprise Manager from 12c to 13c. The key topics to be covered include the benefits of upgrading, the deployment and configuration process for EM 13c, techniques for managing downtime during upgrades using zero downtime patching and edition based redefinition, and best practices for standardizing and deploying agent upgrades using gold images. Preparation steps like collecting diagnostics, planning the upgrade path, and backing up the software repository are also recommended.
In Memory Database In Action by Tanel Poder and Kerry OsborneEnkitec
The document discusses Oracle Database In-Memory option and how it improves performance of data retrieval and processing queries. It provides examples of running a simple aggregation query with and without various performance features like In-Memory, vector processing and bloom filters enabled. Enabling these features reduces query elapsed time from 17 seconds to just 3 seconds by minimizing disk I/O and leveraging CPU optimizations like SIMD vector processing.
The document discusses new features in Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c including a redesigned user interface with faster page loads and improved visualization. It describes how EM 13c offers reduced downtime during upgrades from previous versions. New features like the ability to export and import incident rule sets and use of system broadcasts for administrator communications are also summarized.
The document provides an overview of Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c (OEM12c) with the following key points:
1. It introduces OEM12c and its capabilities for complete cloud lifecycle management including planning, building, testing, deploying, monitoring cloud services.
2. It discusses how to install OEM12c including checking requirements, using the bundle patch, and setting the correct hostname during installation.
3. It covers some common troubleshooting steps like resolving issues with configuration requirements and changing the hostname or IP address.
4. It provides some tips for OEM12c like creating scripts for starting, stopping and checking status, and backing up the admin server configuration.
5.
The document discusses Amway's implementation of Oracle SOA Suite and optimization of integrations on Oracle Exalogic. Key points include:
- Amway utilizes Oracle SOA technologies to integrate numerous global systems across its markets.
- Amway established a Center of Excellence and standardized on Oracle SOA Suite to achieve efficiencies across Oracle software and hardware.
- Moving from commodity hardware to Oracle Exalogic improved performance and addressed initial design challenges.
Configuring Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c for HA White PaperLeighton Nelson
This document discusses configuring Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c for high availability. It outlines four levels of high availability configurations, with levels 1-3 utilizing separate hosts, active/passive failover, and multiple active/active OMS instances respectively. Level 2 implements an active/passive configuration with the OMS on shared storage and a virtual IP address, while the repository uses local Data Guard. The document provides detailed steps for setting up a level 2 configuration using Oracle Clusterware for failover of the virtual IP and OMS between nodes.
Enterprise manager 13c -let's connect to the Oracle CloudTrivadis
Martin Berger gives a presentation on connecting Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c to the Oracle Cloud. The presentation covers the Oracle Cloud stack, configuring a database as a service and backup, installing a Hybrid Cloud Agent, and using Enterprise Manager to manage targets in the cloud. Trivadis offers consulting services to optimize infrastructure using Oracle Cloud services for disaster recovery and high availability.
At OOW 2015 Oracle has released SOA Suite 12.2.1. This new release provides several interesting new features for developers such as end-to-end REST support, JavaScript support and an XSLT debugger. There are also several new features useful for the operations department such as Integration Workload Statistics, Circuit breaker, In-Memory SOA and WebLogic parallel deployments. In this presentation I will explain and demonstrate these new features and provide several use-cases were customers can greatly benefit by implementing them. This presentation is especially useful for developers, people in operations and architects to help them realize the benefits of implementing SOA Suite 12.2.1.
It is not that hard to build your own Cloud Adapter! You can enable a citizen developer to do their own integrations using ICS and also use the same adapter when developing on premise SOA solutions. Oracle enables you to sell your product in the Marketplace, further increasing your return of investment. I will show you the different designtime and runtime components which need to be implemented, how JDeveloper extension development works and how you can test your adapter on ICS locally using the ICS execution agent. I will share common pitfalls when starting adapter development to help you get a headstart when you are considering creating your own. This presentation will help developers and architects understand Cloud Adapters and when you should consider creating one yourself!
WebLogic Scripting Tool allows easy management of many Weblogic Server based products. Oracle has strategically implemented WLST in many products to make provisioning and configuring of environments easy and reproducible. This among other things enables tools like Chef and Puppet to do their magic. WLST is based on Jython. Jython is an implementation of Python running on the Java VM. Both Python and the Java VM provide many options for extending WLST functionality beyond what is commonly done. This will be elaborated and demonstrated with several advanced use cases and their implementations. This technical presentation will provide you with the knowledge to get most out of your investment in Oracle products!
The document discusses ways to improve the performance of Oracle SOA Suite 11g. Some key points include:
1. Upgrading to Oracle SOA Suite 11g Patch Set 3 and switching from Sun JDK to JRockit JDK can provide significant performance boosts of up to 32%.
2. Optimizing logging levels and audit settings, such as changing the audit level from Development to Production, can improve performance by 46-92%.
3. Increasing the number of Mediator worker threads for asynchronous services results in a 30% performance improvement.
Mike Gangler presented on how Secure-24 leverages RPMs to automatically install Oracle agents to EM12c using Puppet. He discussed how the RPM is created on the OMS host and copied to target systems. Puppet then installs the RPM, modifies the agent configuration file, and connects the agent to the OMS. While Puppet automates the process, targets still need to be promoted manually. Lessons learned include only running Puppet on production Linux servers and ensuring accurate host names to avoid issues.
Using RPM's to Automagically to install Oracle Agents to EM12CSecure-24
Puppet is used to automate the installation of Oracle Management Agents on Linux servers at Secure-24. Puppet checks that prerequisites are met, such as available disk space and open ports. It then copies and runs the Oracle Agent RPM, modifies the agent configuration file, and starts the agent process to connect to the Oracle Management Server. While Puppet automates much of the process, targets still need to be manually promoted and hosts may require fully qualified domain names. Puppet installation overwrites any manual agent configuration changes and can only support one OMS version at a time.
Oracle Enterprise Manager is a set of system management tools from Oracle for managing Oracle products and some non-Oracle products. It has two versions - a web-based version for managing individual databases and servers collectively, and a GUI-based version with additional licensed management packs. Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c adds capabilities for application, middleware, database, Exadata, hardware and cloud management, as well as lifecycle management, monitoring, and application quality management. It can also manage some non-Oracle products through extensions.
Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c: The Oracle Monitoring tool of choice – Why yo...Jeff Kayser
The document discusses new features in Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c including a huge number of new features, a new architecture with pluggable target types, and an ITIL-inspired event management system. It also covers the new security model with more granular predefined roles and named credentials, and changes to licensing that make some previously licensed features available in the base platform.
Oracle Enterprise Manager provides integrated application-to-disk management of Oracle technologies. It can manage databases, middleware, applications, and virtualization platforms. The presentation discusses Enterprise Manager's capabilities for database lifecycle management, performance monitoring, cloud management, and chargeback and metering. It also covers Enterprise Manager's support for private and public cloud deployments.
Oracle Enterprise Manager 13C and Hybrid Cloudjobacle
This document discusses hybrid cloud management capabilities with Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c. It conducted proofs of concept connecting to Oracle Cloud, Amazon AWS, and Microsoft Azure. Key findings include:
- Hybrid cloud management is only fully supported on Oracle Cloud currently, where agents can be easily deployed and DBaaS/JCS instances monitored like on-premises.
- Connecting to Amazon AWS and Azure encountered unsupported agent deployment and limited monitoring capabilities via third party plugins.
- While Oracle Cloud provides capabilities like cloning and configuration management across private and public clouds, hybrid management across other clouds remains immature currently limiting it to "a happy marriage with one partner only."
The document discusses several new features and enhancements in Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c, including:
- Enhanced corrective actions that support more event types and allow for automated responses.
- Intelligent incident compression that saves space by grouping similar incidents.
- New support for using Chef recipes in jobs.
- Enhancements to the deployment of gold agent images that aim to simplify management and ensure compliance.
- Performance improvements to the software library.
Managing Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c with Oracle ClusterwareLeighton Nelson
This document discusses configuring Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c for high availability using Oracle Clusterware. It provides an overview of OEM 12c architecture and the different levels of high availability. It then focuses on a level 2 active/passive configuration where the OMS binaries are installed on shared storage and fail over between nodes is enabled using a virtual IP address. The steps shown include Oracle Clusterware setup, OEM installation, configuration of the management repository, and adding the OMS as a Clusterware resource for automated failover.
There are a lot of tasks in Oracle world which would not be possible without a programming languages. Shell scripting can be applied to a wide variety of system and database tasks. In my presentation I will share advanced shell scripting techniques on real life customer success story migrating users from on premise Oracle Internet Directory (OID) instance to AWS OID instance. Migration with standard OID provided tools was not possible due to specific customer requirements. Therefore shell scripting came to achieve desired goals. I`ll give deep overview about issues faced during the scripting, troubleshooting techniques used, scripting performance aspects and solutions applied to make efficient user migration possible.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a presentation on upgrading Oracle Enterprise Manager from 12c to 13c. The key topics to be covered include the benefits of upgrading, the deployment and configuration process for EM 13c, techniques for managing downtime during upgrades using zero downtime patching and edition based redefinition, and best practices for standardizing and deploying agent upgrades using gold images. Preparation steps like collecting diagnostics, planning the upgrade path, and backing up the software repository are also recommended.
In Memory Database In Action by Tanel Poder and Kerry OsborneEnkitec
The document discusses Oracle Database In-Memory option and how it improves performance of data retrieval and processing queries. It provides examples of running a simple aggregation query with and without various performance features like In-Memory, vector processing and bloom filters enabled. Enabling these features reduces query elapsed time from 17 seconds to just 3 seconds by minimizing disk I/O and leveraging CPU optimizations like SIMD vector processing.
The document discusses new features in Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c including a redesigned user interface with faster page loads and improved visualization. It describes how EM 13c offers reduced downtime during upgrades from previous versions. New features like the ability to export and import incident rule sets and use of system broadcasts for administrator communications are also summarized.
The document provides an overview of Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c (OEM12c) with the following key points:
1. It introduces OEM12c and its capabilities for complete cloud lifecycle management including planning, building, testing, deploying, monitoring cloud services.
2. It discusses how to install OEM12c including checking requirements, using the bundle patch, and setting the correct hostname during installation.
3. It covers some common troubleshooting steps like resolving issues with configuration requirements and changing the hostname or IP address.
4. It provides some tips for OEM12c like creating scripts for starting, stopping and checking status, and backing up the admin server configuration.
5.
The document discusses Amway's implementation of Oracle SOA Suite and optimization of integrations on Oracle Exalogic. Key points include:
- Amway utilizes Oracle SOA technologies to integrate numerous global systems across its markets.
- Amway established a Center of Excellence and standardized on Oracle SOA Suite to achieve efficiencies across Oracle software and hardware.
- Moving from commodity hardware to Oracle Exalogic improved performance and addressed initial design challenges.
Configuring Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c for HA White PaperLeighton Nelson
This document discusses configuring Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c for high availability. It outlines four levels of high availability configurations, with levels 1-3 utilizing separate hosts, active/passive failover, and multiple active/active OMS instances respectively. Level 2 implements an active/passive configuration with the OMS on shared storage and a virtual IP address, while the repository uses local Data Guard. The document provides detailed steps for setting up a level 2 configuration using Oracle Clusterware for failover of the virtual IP and OMS between nodes.
Enterprise manager 13c -let's connect to the Oracle CloudTrivadis
Martin Berger gives a presentation on connecting Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c to the Oracle Cloud. The presentation covers the Oracle Cloud stack, configuring a database as a service and backup, installing a Hybrid Cloud Agent, and using Enterprise Manager to manage targets in the cloud. Trivadis offers consulting services to optimize infrastructure using Oracle Cloud services for disaster recovery and high availability.
At OOW 2015 Oracle has released SOA Suite 12.2.1. This new release provides several interesting new features for developers such as end-to-end REST support, JavaScript support and an XSLT debugger. There are also several new features useful for the operations department such as Integration Workload Statistics, Circuit breaker, In-Memory SOA and WebLogic parallel deployments. In this presentation I will explain and demonstrate these new features and provide several use-cases were customers can greatly benefit by implementing them. This presentation is especially useful for developers, people in operations and architects to help them realize the benefits of implementing SOA Suite 12.2.1.
It is not that hard to build your own Cloud Adapter! You can enable a citizen developer to do their own integrations using ICS and also use the same adapter when developing on premise SOA solutions. Oracle enables you to sell your product in the Marketplace, further increasing your return of investment. I will show you the different designtime and runtime components which need to be implemented, how JDeveloper extension development works and how you can test your adapter on ICS locally using the ICS execution agent. I will share common pitfalls when starting adapter development to help you get a headstart when you are considering creating your own. This presentation will help developers and architects understand Cloud Adapters and when you should consider creating one yourself!
WebLogic Scripting Tool allows easy management of many Weblogic Server based products. Oracle has strategically implemented WLST in many products to make provisioning and configuring of environments easy and reproducible. This among other things enables tools like Chef and Puppet to do their magic. WLST is based on Jython. Jython is an implementation of Python running on the Java VM. Both Python and the Java VM provide many options for extending WLST functionality beyond what is commonly done. This will be elaborated and demonstrated with several advanced use cases and their implementations. This technical presentation will provide you with the knowledge to get most out of your investment in Oracle products!
The document discusses ways to improve the performance of Oracle SOA Suite 11g. Some key points include:
1. Upgrading to Oracle SOA Suite 11g Patch Set 3 and switching from Sun JDK to JRockit JDK can provide significant performance boosts of up to 32%.
2. Optimizing logging levels and audit settings, such as changing the audit level from Development to Production, can improve performance by 46-92%.
3. Increasing the number of Mediator worker threads for asynchronous services results in a 30% performance improvement.
Mike Gangler presented on how Secure-24 leverages RPMs to automatically install Oracle agents to EM12c using Puppet. He discussed how the RPM is created on the OMS host and copied to target systems. Puppet then installs the RPM, modifies the agent configuration file, and connects the agent to the OMS. While Puppet automates the process, targets still need to be promoted manually. Lessons learned include only running Puppet on production Linux servers and ensuring accurate host names to avoid issues.
Using RPM's to Automagically to install Oracle Agents to EM12CSecure-24
Puppet is used to automate the installation of Oracle Management Agents on Linux servers at Secure-24. Puppet checks that prerequisites are met, such as available disk space and open ports. It then copies and runs the Oracle Agent RPM, modifies the agent configuration file, and starts the agent process to connect to the Oracle Management Server. While Puppet automates much of the process, targets still need to be manually promoted and hosts may require fully qualified domain names. Puppet installation overwrites any manual agent configuration changes and can only support one OMS version at a time.
The document provides an agenda for a presentation on new features in Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c. The presentation covers the new user interface, upgrades from previous versions to 13c including reduced downtime, new features like corrective actions, integration with configuration management and Chef, and enhanced support for hybrid cloud environments. It also provides reminders about requirements for upgrading and best practices for validating environments before an upgrade.
Highly Available, Highly Scalable – Enterprise Manager 12c for Large Enterprises discusses using Oracle Enterprise Manager (EM) 12c to monitor a large enterprise environment with thousands of database instances, application servers, and other targets across multiple platforms and versions. It describes how EM 12c provides highly available monitoring with redundancy and disaster recovery, and how it addresses challenges of managing and reporting at large scale. Key points covered include building a highly available EM infrastructure, managing targets and alerts in bulk, leveraging the metric framework and reporting capabilities, and performing regular maintenance tasks to keep the EM environment healthy.
Zero to Manageability in 60 Minutes: Building a Solid Foundation for Oracle E...Courtney Llamas
The document provides guidance on building a solid foundation for Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c in one hour. It outlines an agenda covering architecture and planning, deployment and configuration, setting up the monitoring framework, keeping Enterprise Manager healthy, and extending its use. It offers tips on designing for growth, high availability, network requirements, security, installing plugins and agents, and more to help users get started with Enterprise Manager 12c successfully.
The document discusses security considerations for installing and configuring an Oracle Exadata Database Machine. It recommends preparing for installation by collecting security requirements, subscribing to security alerts, and reviewing installation guidelines. During installation, it advises implementing available security features like the "Resecure Machine" step to tighten permissions and passwords. Post-deployment, it suggests addressing any site-specific security needs like changing default passwords and validating policies.
Oracle Enterprise manager 13c InstallationOsama Mustafa
This document provides instructions for installing Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c, including invoking the installation wizard as the oracle user, checking prerequisites such as disk space and database configuration, selecting an installation type, entering details like passwords and database connection information, and finally reviewing and completing the installation process.
This document provides instructions for installing Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c, including invoking the installation wizard as the oracle user, checking prerequisites such as disk space and database configuration, selecting an installation type, entering details like passwords and database connection information, and finally reviewing and completing the installation process.
This document provides an overview of booting Oracle WebLogic server instances. It discusses the key components involved, including Node Manager and WebLogic Scripting Tool (WLST). It recommends using Node Manager to start the Administration Server and WLST to start managed servers. Sample scripts are provided to start all servers using this approach. The document also covers encrypting credentials, configuring Node Manager as a Windows service, and other tips.
This slide deck is about the production-readiness of software. First it explains why production-ready is more important than just feature-complete.
Then it takes a quick detour to DevOps. It explains the core ideas of DevOps and how this talks relates to the concepts of DevOps (by simulating the feedback loop from ops to dev while the wall between dev and ops still exists).
After this detour the needs of the administrators from the ops department are briefly described and the challenges that arise from that for developers who want to provide production-ready software.
Based on those challenges a selection of design principles are described (mostly in terms of topics to take care of in the design and implementation process). While not being complete by far, taking care of the topics described on these slides are a huge step towards production-ready software based on my experience.
Of course all the information from the voice track is missing, it is slides only. Even though the slides just carry a fraction of the information, I hope they will still contain some good pointers for you that help you to create better production-ready software.
AutoVue Enterprise Visualization is a suite of Oracle products designed to deliver a web-based capability to access, view, digitally annotate and collaborate on technical and business documents, without requiring investment in specialized computer-aided design (CAD) tools.
Best Practices with CA Workload Automation AutoSys (AE)CA Technologies
In this session we will cover the CA Technologies recommended configuration and architectures for CA Workload Automation AusoSys (AE) , including the scheduling engine, agents, security and graphical user interface (GUI). These best practices are designed to help maximize performance and minimize maintenance and issues.
For more information, please visit http://cainc.to/Nv2VOe
From 0 to Secure in 1 Minute - Securing laaS - Nir ValtmanEC-Council
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In the presentation, Nir plans to introduce the open source tool called “Cloudefigo” and explain how it enables accelerated security lifecycle. Nir will demonstrate how to launch a pre-configured, already patched instance into an encrypted storage environment automatically while evaluating their security and mitigating them automatically if a vulnerability is found. In the demo, Cloudefigo will leverage Amazon Web Services EC2 Cloud-Init scripts and object storage for provisioning automated security configuration, integrating encryption, including secure encryption key repositories for secure server’s communication. The result of those techniques is cloud servers that are resilient, automatically configured, with the reduced attack surface.
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Where did my day go?: OEM 12c Administration #em12c #C15LV @IOUG
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The Sherwin-Williams Company
Session ID#: 230
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2. Where did my day go?: Oracle
Enterprise Manager 12c
Administration
Session ID#: 230
3. About me…
■ Work: Alfredo.Krieg.Villa@sherwin.com)
■ Personal: alfredokrieg@gmail.com
■ Senior Oracle Cloud Administrator at The Sherwin-Williams
Company based in Cleveland, Oh
■ Oracle ACE Associate
■ OEM Cloud Control 12c and Database Performance Tuning
■ Oracle Technologies since 2004 & 11g Certified
■ Blog bitkode.blogspot.com
4. The Sherwin-Williams Company
■ Largest Producer of Paint & Coatings in US, among Top 3 worldwide
■ Founded in 1866 in Cleveland, OH
■ 2016 is 150th Anniversary
■ 2013 - $10.19 billion in sales
■ Business in 120+ Countries
■ 34,000+ employees
■ 4,000+ Company Owned Stores
■ 90+ Manufacturing Facilities Globally
5. The Sherwin-Williams Company
The Sherwin-Williams Company was founded by
Henry Sherwin and Edward Williams in 1866.
Today, we are global leader in the manufacture,
development, distribution and sale of coatings and related
products to professional, industrial, commercial and retail
customers.
The Company manufactures products under well-known brands such as
Sherwin-Williams®, Dutch Boy®, Krylon®, Minwax®, Thompson’s®
Water Seal® and many more. With global headquarters in Cleveland,
Ohio, Sherwin-Williams® branded products are sold exclusively through
more than 4,000 company-operated stores and facilities, while the
Company’s other brands are sold through leading mass merchandisers,
home centers, hardware stores, automotive retailers and industrial
distributors.
www.sherwin-williams.com
6. Motivation
■ As an Enterprise Manager administrator you are responsible
of a wide variety of tasks including:
▪ Discovery and maintenance of targets
▪ Deploy plug-ins
▪ Tune OEM 12c performance
▪ Maintain backups
▪ Others (Cloud, Self-Service, Alerts, etc.)
■ With such time consuming tasks, administrators need to find
the most efficient ways to manage the manager.
▪ Best practices
▪ Task automation
▪ Command Line EMCLI
7. Agenda
■ Lifecycle Management
▪ EMCLI to deploy multiple Plug-ins at once
▪ Apply OMS, Plug-in and Agent patches during the same
maintenance window
▪ Mass Agent Deployment
■ Target Monitoring
▪ Monitoring Templates
▪ Alerts Report
▪ Administration Groups
■ Security
▪ Secure your SYSMAN schema account
▪ Secure and lock the OMS and Agents
▪ Use EMCLI to configure OEM Audit system
13. Lifecycle Management
■ Use EMCLI to deploy multiple plug-ins at once - OMS
▪ deploy_plugin_on_server
— Deploys a plug-in on the Management Servers. The deployment
process for some plug-ins might restart the Management Servers. If
the plug-in is already deployed on one of the servers, this server is
skipped. If a lower version of the plug-in is already deployed, the
plug-in is upgraded. If a lower revision of the plug-in is already
deployed, the new revision is applied.
emcli deploy_plugin_on_server
-plugin="oracle.sysman.db:12.1.0.5.0;oracle.
sysman.emas.oms.plugin_12.1.0.5“
-sys_password=<sys_password>
-use_last_prereq_result
14. Lifecycle Management
■ Use EMCLI to deploy multiple plug-ins at once – OMS
$emcli deploy_plugin_on_server -
plugin="oracle.sysman.db;oracle.sysman.emas"
-prereq_check
Performing pre-requisites check... This will take a while.
Oracle recommends that you take a backup of the
repository, and export the first management server
configuration using the command "emctl exportconfig
oms". Otherwise ensure that appropriate recovery plan is
in place prior to deploying the plug-in.
Retry plug-in deployment once you have backed up the
repository and configuration of first management server.
Use the option "-repo_backup_taken" to confirm that
these have been backed up.
16. Lifecycle Management
■ Use EMCLI to deploy multiple plug-ins at once - Agent
▪ deploy_plugin_on_agent
— Deploys a plug-in on Management Agents. Agent names must be
provided for plug-in deployment.
emcli deploy_plugin_on_agent
-plugin=" oracle.sysman.db:12.1.0.5.0;
oracle.sysman.emas.oms.plugin_12.1.0.5.0"
-agent_names="myhost1.example.com:1838;
myhost2.example.com:1838"
17. Lifecycle Management
■ Apply OMS, Plug-in and Agent patches during the same
maintenance window
▪ I suggest to perform monthly maintenance on the OMS’s
▪ Test all patches and plug-ins on your QA environment first
▪ Always verify if your OPatch is up to date
▪ Always shutdown JVMD and APD before applying a patch
▪ Try to apply all the required changes on the same window
— Deploy new plug-ins (use emcli)
— Apply OMS patches (PSU’s & patches)
— Apply plug-in patches
— Apply patches to your standby OMS
▪ Agent patching can be done while OMS’s is up, but don’t forget
to patch the agents as well!
22. Lifecycle Management
■ Perform Mass Agent Deployment
▪ Fresh Install
— Installs the vanilla version of the agent.
▪ Clone Existing Agent
— Installs an agent using an existing source agent that is well tested
and patched.
▪ Add Host to Shared Agent
— Installs an agent using an existing master agent that is installed on a
NFS mounted drive.
24. Lifecycle Management
■ Perform Mass Agent Deployment
emcli submit_add_host –host_names=<host_list>
-platform=<platform_id> -
installation_base_directory=<installation_base_
directory> -
credential_name=<credential_name>
-port=<agent_port>] [-
instance_directory=<instance_directory>] [-
credential_owner=<credential_owner>]
[-wait_for_completion] [-
source_agent=<clone_source_agent_name>] [-
master_agent=<master_agent_name>]
[ ] indicates that the parameter is optional
25. Agenda
■ Lifecycle Management
▪ EMCLI to deploy multiple Plug-ins at once
▪ Apply OMS, Plug-in and Agent patches during the same
maintenance window
▪ Mass Agent Deployment
■ Target Monitoring
▪ Monitoring Templates
▪ Alerts Report
▪ Administration Groups
■ Security
▪ Secure your SYSMAN schema account
▪ Secure and lock the OMS and Agents
▪ Use EMCLI to configure OEM Audit system
51. Agenda
■ Lifecycle Management
▪ EMCLI to deploy multiple Plug-ins at once
▪ Apply OMS, Plug-in and Agent patches during the same
maintenance window
▪ Mass Agent Deployment
■ Target Monitoring
▪ Monitoring Templates
▪ Alerts Report
▪ Administration Groups
■ Security
▪ Secure your SYSMAN schema account
▪ Secure and lock the OMS and Agents
▪ Use EMCLI to configure OEM Audit system
52. Secure your SYSMAN account
■ SYSMAN is the schema owner, as a result is more privileged that a
Super Administrator.
■ Users and Administrators should login using their own accounts,
this is helpful while auditing operations.
■ There’s a method to disable SYSMAN access from the console and
emcli. DB access and “emctl status oms –details” still work.
SQL> UPDATE MGMT_CREATED_USERS
SET SYSTEM_USER='-1'
WHERE user_name='SYSMAN';
http://bitkode.blogspot.com/2014/12/oracle-
enterprise-manager-security.html
Set it to 1 to re-enable it
53. Secure and Lock OMS and Agents
■ Is recommended that all communications between OMS, agents,
repository and users is made by secure mode (HTTPS).
■ In secure mode, HTTP port is locked.
■ Secure mode is enabled by default, but upgrade does not secure-
lock the OMS.
■ Agents should be secured in order to make use of HTTPS port.
■ Agents not secured, will not be able to communicate with a secured
OMS.
54. Secure and Lock OMS and Agents
■ Not secured OMS
$ emctl status oms –details
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c Release 4
Copyright (c) 1996, 2014 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
Enter Enterprise Manager Root (SYSMAN) Password :
Console Server Host : host1.localdomain
HTTP Console Port : 7788
HTTPS Console Port : 7799
HTTP Upload Port : 4889
HTTPS Upload Port : 4900
EM Instance Home : /u01/oracle/oms/12.1.0.4/gc_inst/em/EMGC_OMS1
OMS Log Directory Location : /u01/oracle/oms/12.1.0.4/gc_inst/em/EMGC_OMS1/sysman/log
SLB or virtual hostname: host1-em.localdomain
HTTPS SLB Upload Port : 4900
HTTPS SLB Console Port : 443
Agent Upload is unlocked.
OMS Console is unlocked.
Active CA ID: 1
Console URL: https://host1-em.localdomain:443/em
Upload URL: https://host1-em.localdomain:4900/empbs/upload
Agent Upload is unlocked.
OMS Console is unlocked.
55. Secure and Lock OMS and Agents
■ Secure OMS
$ emctl secure lock
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c Release 4
Copyright (c) 1996, 2014 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
Enter Enterprise Manager Root (SYSMAN) Password :
OMS Console is locked. Access the console over HTTPS ports.
Agent Upload is locked. Agents must be secure and upload over HTTPS port.
Restart OMS.
$emctl stop oms
$emctl start oms
56. Secure and Lock OMS and Agents
■ Secured OMS
$ emctl status oms –details
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c Release 4
Copyright (c) 1996, 2014 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
Enter Enterprise Manager Root (SYSMAN) Password :
Console Server Host : host1.localdomain
HTTP Console Port : 7788
HTTPS Console Port : 7799
HTTP Upload Port : 4889
HTTPS Upload Port : 4900
EM Instance Home : /u01/oracle/oms/12.1.0.4/gc_inst/em/EMGC_OMS1
OMS Log Directory Location : /u01/oracle/oms/12.1.0.4/gc_inst/em/EMGC_OMS1/sysman/log
SLB or virtual hostname: host1-em.localdomain
HTTPS SLB Upload Port : 4900
HTTPS SLB Console Port : 443
Agent Upload is locked.
OMS Console is locked.
Active CA ID: 1
Console URL: https://host1-em.localdomain:443/em
Upload URL: https://host1-em.localdomain:4900/empbs/upload
Agent Upload is locked.
OMS Console is locked.
57. Secure and Lock OMS and Agents
■ Secure agent
$ emctl secure agent
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c Release 4
Copyright (c) 1996, 2014 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
Agent successfully stopped... Done.
Securing agent... Started.
Enter Agent Registration Password : <Type agent registration password>
Agent successfully restarted... Done.
Securing agent... Successful.
Securing agent... Successful.
58. Use EMCLI to configure OEM Audit system
■ Basic OEM audit is enabled by default.
■ Whenever a user login-logout, the action is audited.
■ More default audit operations include:
▪ Apply Update
▪ Change MGMT_VIEW User Password
▪ Change Repository Password
▪ Configure Authentication
▪ Copy EM Key to Repository
▪ Remove EM Key from Repository
▪ Create Custom CA
▪ Remove Update
▪ Secure Console
▪ Secure Lock
▪ Secure OMS
59. Use EMCLI to configure OEM Audit system
■ You can configure the Enterprise Manager Audit System by using
the following EM CLI commands:
▪ enable_audit: Enables auditing for all user operations.
▪ disable_audit: Disables auditing for all user operations.
▪ show_operations_list: Shows a list of the user operations being
audited.
▪ show_audit_settings: Shows the audit status, operation list,
externalization service details, and purge period details.
▪ update_audit_settings: Updates the current audit settings in the
repository.
60. Use EMCLI to configure OEM Audit system
■ The update_audit_settings command updates the current audit
settings in the repository and restarts the Management Service.
emcli update_audit_settings -
audit_switch="ENABLE/DISABLE" -
operations_to_enable="name of the operations to
enable, for all oprtations use ALL" -
operations_to_disable="name of the operations to
disable, for all oprtations use ALL" -
externalization_switch="ENABLE/DISABLE" -
directory_name="directory_name (DB Directory)" -
file_prefix="file_prefix" -file_size="file_size
(Bytes)" -
data_retention_period="data_retention_period
(Days)"
61. Use EMCLI to configure OEM Audit system
▪ -audit_switch: Enables auditing across Enterprise Manager. The
possible values are ENABLE/DISABLE. Default value is DISABLE.
▪ -operations_to_enable: Enables auditing for specified operations.
Enter All to enable all operations.
▪ -operations_to_disable: Disables auditing for specified operations.
Enter All to disable all operations.
▪ -externalization_switch: Enables the audit data export service. The
possible values are ENABLE/DISABLE. Default value is DISABLE.
▪ -directory: The database directory that is mapped to the OS directory
where the export service archives the audit data files.
62. Use EMCLI to configure OEM Audit system
▪ -file_prefix: The file prefix to be used by the export service to create the
file in which audit data is to be stored.
▪ -file_size: The size of the file on which the audit data is to be stored.
The default value is 5000000 bytes.
▪ data_retention_period: The period for which the audit data is to be
retained inside the repository. The default value is 365 days.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/doc.121/e36415/sec_features.ht
m#EMSEC12907
63. Want More?
■ Enterprise Manager Cloud Control Security Guide
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/doc.121/e36415/toc.htm
■ Enterprise Manager Cloud Control Administrator's Guide
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/doc.121/e24473/toc.htm
■ Enterprise Manager Command Line Interface
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/em.121/e17786/cli_verb
_ref.htm#EMCLI200
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