Enterprise Monitoring

Setup monitoring

Define monitoring settings against different types of targets, such as production and test targets, using Monitoring Templates: one for production targets and another for test targets. Specify metric thresholds, add custom metrics (Metric Extensions), and attach Corrective Actions, which are scripts to auto-resolve alerts.

Use Monitoring Templates with Administration Groups to automatically apply monitoring settings.

Monitor Oracle Database fleet

Streamline database fleet monitoring using remote agents instead of local agents on each host. Auto-discover the full database system including RAC database, pluggable databases, listener, and ASM for immediate monitoring.

Use database fleet views to review open incidents and identify heavily loaded databases. Drilldown to specific databases to view active sessions, resource usage, long running SQLs, and access Performance Hub.

Customize metric threshold alerts. Use Corrective Actions, such as Add Space to Tablespace, when full and Startup Database when down. Use Metric Extensions based on custom SQL queries to meet unique database requirements.

Monitor and safeguard MySQL

Discover and monitor MySQL and InnoDB cluster environments. Use homepages to view current status, response time, database activity, and critical incidents.

Use Query Analyzer to identify poor-performing queries and triage by running explain plans.

Evaluate compliance of MySQL fleet against replication and security best practices. Monitor compliance violations in the Compliance Dashboard and review remediation recommendations.

Manage incidents and send notifications

Use Incident Rules to create incidents from actionable events, send notifications through communication tools, such as email and Slack, and open tickets with systems such as ServiceNow and PagerDuty.

Reduce incident volume with Event Compression Policies.

Use Incident Manager to track the lifecycle of your incident from creation to resolution. Use Dynamic Runbooks to capture your team's incident resolution steps and make these accessible to your IT Ops teams in Incident Manager as they work on resolving the incident.

Monitor unique conditions

Monitor conditions specific to your environment by creating your own metrics using Metric Extensions. Use the full development and test lifecycle to create Metric Extensions from scripts. Once tested, publish and deploy the Metric Extensions to individual targets or in bulk to many targets using Monitoring Templates.