Re: Oracle Cloud Control for Enterprise Monitoring

I would recommend my blog <http://dbakevlar.com/>posts on EM, as well as Courtney
Llamas <http://courtneyllamas.com/> and Pete Sharman's <https://petewhodidnottweet.com/enterprise-manager-archives/>. Brian Pardy <https://pardydba.wordpress.com/category/cloud-control/> and Ray Smith <https://oramanageability.com/> has done some awesome stuff, too. If you want to look into the command line interface <https://www.amazon.com/Oracle-Enterprise-Manager-Command-Line-Interface/dp/1484202392>, Ray Smith, Seth Miller and I took that one on a while back, too. I know I'm missing some other awesome blogs, but this should keep you busy for awhile... :)

Kellyn

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On Thu, Mar 29, 2018 at 12:24 PM, Freeman, Donald G. CTR < donald.freeman.ctr_at_ablcda.navy.mil> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Our customer is undergoing a major reorg and consolidation. We went from
> failed project with 100's of job losses, back to shoestring operation, to a
> new five year contract. As other projects come up for rebid they are being
> folded into the new contract. We are expanding to operations in three
> different hosting sites and building a coop at the 4th. Sometime this year
> they will gut the center third of our building and turn it into an
> operations center. Right now we're in a cube farm.
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> With no Grid or Cloud Control experts we managed to stand up working
> instances in three domains. I was challenged this morning to move all our
> legacy monitoring jobs and scripts into The scripts all running in Solaris
> cron monitor various jobs and interfaces. We have both Unix and Oracle
> DBA
> reports being run this way
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> I'd rather just skip the whole trial and error period and move on to world
> class monitoring. I know I can define custom metrics in EM and fold some
> of
> this stuff in. Before this goes out of control and gets trashed I'd like
> some tips on things to definitely do and definitely don't do. If there is
> a good book. Blog, or article on this I'd love to hear about it. I'm
> envisioning large screen displays on the walls being driven by EM. Any
> suggestions?
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