Course Outline
Introduction
- Overview of Oracle Enterprise Manager
- Evolution and history of OEM
- Core features and advantages
Installation and Configuration
- System prerequisites
- Deploying the Oracle Management Server (OMS) and Oracle Management Agent (OMA)
- Initial setup and configuration
Architecture and Components
- OEM structural design
- Essential elements: OMS, Oracle Management Repository (OMR), agents, and plug-ins
OEM Interface Navigation
- Overview of the OEM console
- Customizing dashboards for tailored views
Target and Group Management
- Adding and controlling targets
- Structuring and managing target groups
Monitoring and Alerts
- Configuring monitoring templates
- Setting up notifications and alert thresholds
- Handling incidents and event logs
The Job System
- Types of available jobs
- Creating and controlling job workflows
Task Automation
- Scheduling automated jobs
- Utilizing job libraries and templates
Job Execution Oversight
- Monitoring job status and progress
- Addressing failures and managing retries
System Performance Monitoring
- Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Tools and methodologies for performance tracking
Diagnostics and Health Checks
- Executing system health checks
- Interpreting diagnostic data
Troubleshooting and Optimization
- Resolving common technical issues
- Strategies for performance tuning
Configuration Management
- Reviewing and comparing configurations
- Managing configuration drift
Compliance Framework
- Establishing compliance policies
- Tracking compliance deviations
Patch Administration
- Planning and executing patch deployments
- Best practices for patch management
BI Publisher Integration
- Introduction to BI Publisher
- Generating custom reports
System Data Analysis
- Creating performance and compliance reports
- Leveraging reports for strategic decision-making
Report Distribution
- Exporting reports in various formats
- Scheduling and sharing report outputs
Cloud Management
- Oversight of Oracle Cloud resources via OEM
- Strategies for hybrid cloud management
Security and Access Control
- Managing user roles and privileges
- Security best practices within OEM
Third-Party Integrations
- Connecting with external tools and systems
- Leveraging OEM APIs
Conclusion and Future Steps
Requirements
- Fundamental understanding of Oracle Database administration
- Knowledge of IT infrastructure management principles
Target Audience
- Database Administrators
- IT Managers and System Administrators
- Technical Support Specialists
Testimonials (3)
good explanation on each points and provide assignment for practices.
Piseth Ben - ACLEDA Bank Plc.
Course - Oracle Database 19c: SQL Tuning Workshop
presentation skills, prompt answers to all questions
Oana - OPEN COURSE
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it was structured very well both by days and by modules, easy to follow