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BOOK MIDDLEWARE MANAGEMENT WITH ORACLE ENTERPRISE MANAGER GRID CONTROL 10G R5
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Items Found: 261
- Chapter 1: Enterprise Manager Grid Control 11
- Key features of Enterprise Manager Grid Control 13
- Comprehensive view of the data center 14
- Performance data 15
- Configuration data 15
- Status of scheduled operations 15
- Inventory 15
- Unmanned monitoring 16
- Historical data analysis 16
- Configuration management 17
- Managing multiple entities as one 17
- Service level management 17
- Scheduling 18
- Automating provisioning 18
- Information publishing 18
- Synthetic transaction 19
- Manage from anywhere 19
- Enterprise Manager product family 20
- Products managed by Enterprise Manager 20
- Enterprise Manager Architecture 21
- Target 23
- Oracle Management Service (OMS) 23
- Oracle Management Agent (OMA) 23
- Oracle Management Repository (OMR) 24
- Enterprise Manager Console 25
- Enterprise Manager High Availability 25
- Chapter 2: Installing Enterprise Manager Grid Control 27
- Installation procedure 28
- Pre-requisite 28
- Operating system requirements 29
- Downloading the software 29
- Installing OMS and repository 30
- Installing Grid Control 10gR1 or 10gR2 30
- Upgrading to Grid Control 10gR5 34
- Installing Management Agent 35
- Starting and stopping Grid Control 36
- Starting and stopping OMS 37
- Starting and stopping the repository database 38
- Starting and stopping the Agent 38
- Chapter 3: Enterprise Manager Key Concepts and Subsystems 41
- Target 42
- Target definition 42
- Target lifecycle 43
- Discovery of a target 43
- Configuration for monitoring 45
- Updates to a target 45
- Stopping monitoring of a target 46
- Monitoring 46
- Fetchlets 46
- Metrics definition 46
- Metric collection and aggregation 47
- Metric alerts 48
- Monitoring templates 48
- Configuration management 49
- Policy 49
- Configuration snapshot 50
- Job 51
- Notification system 52
- Provisioning 53
- Deployment procedures 53
- Software library 54
- Service Level Management 54
- Information publishing 56
- Report definition 56
- Report element 56
- Chapter 4: Managing Oracle WebLogic Server 59
- Introducing WebLogic Server 59
- Supported versions 61
- Discovering WebLogic Server 62
- Adding a new WebLogic Server Domain 62
- Monitoring WebLogic Server 64
- Availability and state 64
- Performance monitoring 66
- Event notifications and setting metric thresholds 66
- Setting up notification methods 68
- Setting the notification rules 69
- Jobs and corrective action 71
- Corrective action job 74
- Configuration management 75
- Asset tracking 75
- Policy management 78
- Enforcing a custom policy 82
- Service level management 82
- Creating a system 83
- Creating a service 85
- Role based access control 89
- Creating an EM user and assign targets 90
- Chapter 5: Managing Oracle Application Server 93
- Discovery and Target Model 94
- Tasks for Oracle Applications Server Administrator 98
- Provisioning 99
- How to use this feature 100
- Monitoring 106
- Monitoring availability 106
- How to use this feature 106
- Monitoring performance 108
- Applications performance monitoring 109
- Thresholds and notifications for metrics 114
- Configuration management 114
- Configuration change tracking 115
- Configuration compliance 116
- Configuration comparison 117
- Patching 120
- How to use the feature 120
- Chapter 6: Managing Forms and Reports Services
- and Applications 129
- Architecture of Oracle Forms and Reports Services 130
- Monitoring of Oracle Forms and Reports Services 131
- Discovery of Oracle Forms and Reports Server 131
- Managing Forms Server 132
- Setting the metric thresholds 132
- Managing Reports Server 133
- Setting the metric thresholds 134
- Monitoring Forms applications 135
- Configure your Windows client 137
- Configure SSL certificate 137
- Creating a Forms System 138
- Creating Forms application 138
- Forms and Reports provisioning 142
- Chapter 7: SOA Management—BPEL Management 145
- Introducing BPEL Process Manager 146
- Supported versions 147
- Discovery of BPEL Process Manager 148
- BPEL Process Manager running on OC4J 148
- Monitoring configuration 149
- Agent configuration 150
- BPEL Process Manager running on WebLogic 151
- Monitoring Configuration 153
- BPEL Process Manager running on WebSphere 153
- Monitoring BPEL PM and BPEL processes 153
- Monitoring BPEL PM 153
- Monitoring BPEL Processes 157
- BPEL process metrics 157
- Monitoring model for BPEL processes 159
- Configuration management 163
- Lifecycle Management for BPEL PM 168
- BPEL suitcase deployment 168
- Provisioning and patching of BPEL PM 172
- Best practices for BPEL PM management and monitoring 173
- Chapter 8: SOA Management—OSB (aka ALSB) Management 175
- Introducing Oracle Service Bus (OSB) 176
- OSB constructs 178
- Proxy service 178
- Business service 178
- Message flow 178
- Supported versions 178
- Discovery of Oracle Service Bus 179
- Monitoring OSB and OSB services 180
- Monitoring OSB 180
- Monitoring OSB services 181
- Monitoring proxy services 181
- Monitoring business services 185
- Configuration management for Oracle Service Bus 187
- Lifecycle management for Oracle Service Bus 187
- How to use this feature 188
- OSB best practices 190
- Chapter 9: Managing Identity Manager Suite 193
- Oracle Identity Management targets 194
- Discovery of Oracle Identity and Access Management Suite 195
- Discovery of Access Manager 196
- Access Server 197
- Discovery of Identity Server 198
- Identity Manager Server 198
- Identity Federation Server 199
- Monitoring Identity and Access Management Suite 200
- Service level management 203
- Configuration management 204
- Chapter 10: Managing Coherence Cluster 207
- Coherence overview 207
- Discovery of the Coherence cluster 209
- Starting Coherence management node using bulk
- management Mbeans 209
- The Coherence Target Model 210
- Discovering Oracle Coherence 210
- Monitoring of Coherence cluster 213
- Setting up the metric threshold 214
- Monitoring Coherence node 214
- Monitoring Coherence cache 217
- Monitoring connections and connections managers 218
- Comparing and propagating changes 219
- Provisioning the Coherence cluster 220
- Chapter 11: Managing Non-Oracle Middleware 225
- Non-Oracle middleware support 226
- Managing open source middleware 227
- Managing Apache HTTP Server 228
- Managing Apache Tomcat 230
- Installing the Tomcat plug-in 231
- Discovering Tomcat Server 232
- Managing JBoss Application Server 234
- Managing IBM middleware 236
- Managing IBM WebSphere Application Server 236
- Managing IBM WebSphere MQ 238
- Best practices for managing non-Oracle Java middleware 239
- Managing Microsoft Middleware 239
- Installing Plug-ins 240
- Discovery of Microsoft middleware 240
- Monitoring Microsoft middleware 241
- Service Level Monitoring for third-party targets 242
- Chapter 12: Java and Composite Applications Monitoring
- and Diagnostics 245
- Composite Application Monitor and Modeler 246
- Supported products 246
- CAMM architecture 246
- Installation and configuration 248
- Monitoring and diagnosing Composite Applications with CAMM 248
- Application Diagnostics for Java (AD4J) 253
- AD4J Architecture 253
- Installation and configuration 254
- Starting up AD4J Console 254
- Diagnosing Java applications 256
- Tracing a thread 259
- Cross-tier diagnostics 260
- Chapter 13: Building Your Monitoring Plug-in 263
- Introducing Sun Java Web Server 264
- How plug-ins work 265
- Plug-in artefacts 265
- Management Plug-in Archive (MPA) 266
- Plug-in deployment 266
- Monitoring targets using a plug-in 266
- Exercise—monitor Sun Java Web Server 266
- Pre-requisites 266
- Exercise steps 267
- Setup on agent side 267
- Configuration from Enterprise Manager Console 268
- Overview of artefacts used for monitoring of Sun Java Web Server 272
- Target definition 272
- Target metrics 273
- Target artefacts 274
- Target metadata 274
- Target collection 277
- Packaging and deploying a plug-in 278
- Packaging 278
- Deploying 278
- Advance features for plug-ins 280
- Charts 280
- Other advanced features 282
- Chapter 14: Best Practices for Managing Middleware
- Components Using Enterprise Manager 285
- Provisioning 286
- Creating gold images 286
- Use software library as central repository 286
- Define deployment procedures for all provisioning activities 287
- Routine monitoring 288
- Select monitoring indicators and define acceptable limits 288
- Use monitoring templates 290
- Setup notification rules 290
- Manage many-as-one 292
- Defining Service Level Agreements (SLA) 293
- Define service tests 293
- Configuration management 293
- Save configuration snapshots 294
- Use configuration comparison 295
- Configuration compliance 295
- Lifecycle management 296
- Using the Critical Patch advisory 296
- Using deployment procedures for patching 296
- Use the job system library 296
- Using the multi-tasking jobs 297
- Information publishing 298
- Using reports for information publishing 298
- Use database views for publishing information 298
