February 22, 2012 • 9:13 pm 0
After reading my post Incident management, EM’s close encounter with ITILyou might find it interesting to read my paper on setting up Incident Rules in EM12c
Checkout Incidents Rules in EM12c
Filed under: Cloud Control 12c, Oracle Enterprise Manager 10 - 11g - 12c, White Papers, Cloud Control, em12c, enterprise manager cloud control, oem 12c
February 22, 2012 • 9:04 pm 0
Installation of emcli after installation of EM 12c is as easy as it was for EM 11g
Filed under: Cloud Control 12c, Oracle Enterprise Manager 10 - 11g - 12c, White Papers, Cloud Control, em12c, enterprise manager cloud control, oem 12c
February 4, 2012 • 10:06 am 0
In previous releases of Enterprise Manager, we were able to create Groups that allowed us to monitor a group of Targets that were logically related. For instance specific groups based on the Lifecyle phase (Development, Test, Acceptance, Production), of based on the specific SLA the Targets were assigned to.
A great way to organise Targets and to focus on specific Groups in your monitoring setup. A drawback however, when looking at maintaining these groups. In too many situations at Customer sites, assigning newly created Targets to a specific Group simply was forgotten. This often resulted in incomplete monitoring of specific Targets.
Enterprise Manager 12c brings us a solution to this problem by introducing ‘Administration Groups’. When setting up an Administration Group, you need to identify specific Target Properties like ‘Department’, ‘Line of Business’, ‘Lifecycle Phase’ and others to relate to a certain level in the Administration Hierarchy. Where a Hierarchy might be based on multiple Properties.
If then for instance, a Target get’s assigned a specific ‘Line of Business’, the Target will be assigned automatically to the appropriate Group in the Hierarchy. By this you will be sure each Target is assigned to the right Group.
Administration Groups in EM12c
Filed under: Monitoring, Oracle Enterprise Manager 10 - 11g - 12c, White Papers, Cloud Control, em12c, enterprise manager cloud control, oem 12c
February 3, 2012 • 11:30 am 0
Check the latest Enterprise Manager Customer Newsletter
Filed under: Oracle Enterprise Manager 10 - 11g - 12c
February 1, 2012 • 3:26 pm 1
Using Enterprise Manager 11 and earlier, you needed to install an Agent any time a new Server was introduced in your datacentre.
Then after you would have created a new Database or any other Target Type, you would need to perform a discovery using the Agent that was monitoring the specific server.
Starting with Enterprise Manager 12c your Targets can get discovered automatically even if no Agent has been installed yet.
Filed under: Cloud Control 12c, Configuration, Monitoring, Oracle Enterprise Manager 10 - 11g - 12c, White Papers, Cloud Control, em12c, enterprise manager cloud control, oem 12c
