Sumário Itens Encontrados: 261Chapter 1: Enterprise Manager Grid Control 11Key features of Enterprise Manager Grid Control 13Comprehensive view of the data center 14Performance data 15Configuration data 15Status of scheduled operations 15Inventory 15Unmanned monitoring 16Historical data analysis 16Configuration management 17Managing multiple entities as one 17Service level management 17Scheduling 18Automating provisioning 18Information publishing 18Synthetic transaction 19Manage from anywhere 19Enterprise Manager product family 20Products managed by Enterprise Manager 20Enterprise Manager Architecture 21Target 23Oracle Management Service (OMS) 23Oracle Management Agent (OMA) 23Oracle Management Repository (OMR) 24Enterprise Manager Console 25Enterprise Manager High Availability 25Chapter 2: Installing Enterprise Manager Grid Control 27Installation procedure 28Pre-requisite 28Operating system requirements 29Downloading the software 29Installing OMS and repository 30Installing Grid Control 10gR1 or 10gR2 30Upgrading to Grid Control 10gR5 34Installing Management Agent 35Starting and stopping Grid Control 36Starting and stopping OMS 37Starting and stopping the repository database 38Starting and stopping the Agent 38Chapter 3: Enterprise Manager Key Concepts and Subsystems 41Target 42Target definition 42Target lifecycle 43Discovery of a target 43Configuration for monitoring 45Updates to a target 45Stopping monitoring of a target 46Monitoring 46Fetchlets 46Metrics definition 46Metric collection and aggregation 47Metric alerts 48Monitoring templates 48Configuration management 49Policy 49Configuration snapshot 50Job 51Notification system 52Provisioning 53Deployment procedures 53Software library 54Service Level Management 54Information publishing 56Report definition 56Report element 56Chapter 4: Managing Oracle WebLogic Server 59Introducing WebLogic Server 59Supported versions 61Discovering WebLogic Server 62Adding a new WebLogic Server Domain 62Monitoring WebLogic Server 64Availability and state 64Performance monitoring 66Event notifications and setting metric thresholds 66Setting up notification methods 68Setting the notification rules 69Jobs and corrective action 71Corrective action job 74Configuration management 75Asset tracking 75Policy management 78Enforcing a custom policy 82Service level management 82Creating a system 83Creating a service 85Role based access control 89Creating an EM user and assign targets 90Chapter 5: Managing Oracle Application Server 93Discovery and Target Model 94Tasks for Oracle Applications Server Administrator 98Provisioning 99How to use this feature 100Monitoring 106Monitoring availability 106How to use this feature 106Monitoring performance 108Applications performance monitoring 109Thresholds and notifications for metrics 114Configuration management 114Configuration change tracking 115Configuration compliance 116Configuration comparison 117Patching 120How to use the feature 120Chapter 6: Managing Forms and Reports Servicesand Applications 129Architecture of Oracle Forms and Reports Services 130Monitoring of Oracle Forms and Reports Services 131Discovery of Oracle Forms and Reports Server 131Managing Forms Server 132Setting the metric thresholds 132Managing Reports Server 133Setting the metric thresholds 134Monitoring Forms applications 135Configure your Windows client 137Configure SSL certificate 137Creating a Forms System 138Creating Forms application 138Forms and Reports provisioning 142Chapter 7: SOA ManagementâBPEL Management 145Introducing BPEL Process Manager 146Supported versions 147Discovery of BPEL Process Manager 148BPEL Process Manager running on OC4J 148Monitoring configuration 149Agent configuration 150BPEL Process Manager running on WebLogic 151Monitoring Configuration 153BPEL Process Manager running on WebSphere 153Monitoring BPEL PM and BPEL processes 153Monitoring BPEL PM 153Monitoring BPEL Processes 157BPEL process metrics 157Monitoring model for BPEL processes 159Configuration management 163Lifecycle Management for BPEL PM 168BPEL suitcase deployment 168Provisioning and patching of BPEL PM 172Best practices for BPEL PM management and monitoring 173Chapter 8: SOA ManagementâOSB (aka ALSB) Management 175Introducing Oracle Service Bus (OSB) 176OSB constructs 178Proxy service 178Business service 178Message flow 178Supported versions 178Discovery of Oracle Service Bus 179Monitoring OSB and OSB services 180Monitoring OSB 180Monitoring OSB services 181Monitoring proxy services 181Monitoring business services 185Configuration management for Oracle Service Bus 187Lifecycle management for Oracle Service Bus 187How to use this feature 188OSB best practices 190Chapter 9: Managing Identity Manager Suite 193Oracle Identity Management targets 194Discovery of Oracle Identity and Access Management Suite 195Discovery of Access Manager 196Access Server 197Discovery of Identity Server 198Identity Manager Server 198Identity Federation Server 199Monitoring Identity and Access Management Suite 200Service level management 203Configuration management 204Chapter 10: Managing Coherence Cluster 207Coherence overview 207Discovery of the Coherence cluster 209Starting Coherence management node using bulkmanagement Mbeans 209The Coherence Target Model 210Discovering Oracle Coherence 210Monitoring of Coherence cluster 213Setting up the metric threshold 214Monitoring Coherence node 214Monitoring Coherence cache 217Monitoring connections and connections managers 218Comparing and propagating changes 219Provisioning the Coherence cluster 220Chapter 11: Managing Non-Oracle Middleware 225Non-Oracle middleware support 226Managing open source middleware 227Managing Apache HTTP Server 228Managing Apache Tomcat 230Installing the Tomcat plug-in 231Discovering Tomcat Server 232Managing JBoss Application Server 234Managing IBM middleware 236Managing IBM WebSphere Application Server 236Managing IBM WebSphere MQ 238Best practices for managing non-Oracle Java middleware 239Managing Microsoft Middleware 239Installing Plug-ins 240Discovery of Microsoft middleware 240Monitoring Microsoft middleware 241Service Level Monitoring for third-party targets 242Chapter 12: Java and Composite Applications Monitoringand Diagnostics 245Composite Application Monitor and Modeler 246Supported products 246CAMM architecture 246Installation and configuration 248Monitoring and diagnosing Composite Applications with CAMM 248Application Diagnostics for Java (AD4J) 253AD4J Architecture 253Installation and configuration 254Starting up AD4J Console 254Diagnosing Java applications 256Tracing a thread 259Cross-tier diagnostics 260Chapter 13: Building Your Monitoring Plug-in 263Introducing Sun Java Web Server 264How plug-ins work 265Plug-in artefacts 265Management Plug-in Archive (MPA) 266Plug-in deployment 266Monitoring targets using a plug-in 266Exerciseâmonitor Sun Java Web Server 266Pre-requisites 266Exercise steps 267Setup on agent side 267Configuration from Enterprise Manager Console 268Overview of artefacts used for monitoring of Sun Java Web Server 272Target definition 272Target metrics 273Target artefacts 274Target metadata 274Target collection 277Packaging and deploying a plug-in 278Packaging 278Deploying 278Advance features for plug-ins 280Charts 280Other advanced features 282Chapter 14: Best Practices for Managing MiddlewareComponents Using Enterprise Manager 285Provisioning 286Creating gold images 286Use software library as central repository 286Define deployment procedures for all provisioning activities 287Routine monitoring 288Select monitoring indicators and define acceptable limits 288Use monitoring templates 290Setup notification rules 290Manage many-as-one 292Defining Service Level Agreements (SLA) 293Define service tests 293Configuration management 293Save configuration snapshots 294Use configuration comparison 295Configuration compliance 295Lifecycle management 296Using the Critical Patch advisory 296Using deployment procedures for patching 296Use the job system library 296Using the multi-tasking jobs 297Information publishing 298Using reports for information publishing 298Use database views for publishing information 298