Re: Monitoring service_name in cloud control 12c

There are metrics at the database instance or cluster database level for service monitoring.

Have you looked at that yet? I'm not infront of a computer to check on the exact metric name. Once identified you have a couple of options:

1. Create a monitoring template, add the metric to it with the respective warning and critical thresholds.
2. Set the thresholds at the target database level

Then you can create an incident rule/set to receive alerts.

Cheers,
Maaz

On Friday, November 1, 2013, Michael Schmitt wrote:

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> Is it possible to have cloud control monitor a listener for a service name?
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> For example, let's say we have a process that will log into database A or
> database B and set the database service_names parameter to "CONNECT_TO_ME"
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> The database that is accepting connections for "CONNECT_TO_ME" will change
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> Service "CONNECT_TO_ME" has 1 instance(s).****
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> Instance "A", status READY, has 1 handler(s) for this service...****
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> Is it possible to have cloud control check that the listener is accepting
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