Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y

A

ACFS support, 2.2

acknowledging OVM events, 2.5

Active Reports, 1.2

Active Session History Viewer, 1.2

ADDM, 3.3.2

purpose of, 3.3.2

Administration Groups, 1.1

ADP. See Application Dependency and Performance

agent. See Oracle Management Agent

alerts

initiating with AWR, 3.3.5

application data model, 1.2

Application Dependency and Performance, 1.5, 3.3.8

Application Replay, 1.5

architecture

Enterprise Manager Cloud Control, 3.2

ASM. See Automatic Storage Management

authentication

Kerberos, 1.1

LDAP, 1.1

SSL, 1.1

Web services, 1.1

Automatic Storage Management, 1.2

automatic target discovery, 1.7

Automatic Workload Repository (AWR)

databases and, 3.3.5

B

backing up database, 3.3.5

backup and recovery, 1.4

BEA Guardian. See compliance standards

BI Publisher. See Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher

blackout information summary, 1.1

browse configurations, 3.3.7

bulk provisioning of accounts, 1.1

C

central search of log files, 1.3

centralized credential store, 1.9

Change Plans, 1.2

changing and viewing metric settings, 1.7

Chargeback

cost centers, 3.3.9

extended charge plans, 3.3.9

resource usage metering, 3.3.9

universal metrics, 3.3.9

Cloud Control

console, 3.1, 3.2

database cloning, 1.2

database creation, 1.2

database upgrade, 1.2

cloud management

consolidate resources, 1.6

schedule server availability, 1.6

track and report resource usage, 1.6

view topology, 1.6

Compare Period Advisor, 1.2

comparion

configurations, 3.3.7

comparison

systems, 3.3.7

templates, 1.2, 1.3, 3.3.7

compliance

framework, 1.1, 3.3.6

standards, 1.3, 3.3.6

Composite Application dashboard, 1.3, 1.3

configuration management

browser, 3.3.7

comparisons, 3.3.7

custom configurations, 3.3.7

history, 3.3.7

search, 3.3.7

consolidation planning

free up unused servers, 3.3.9

consolidation schemes, 3.3.9

corrective actions

as automated responses to events, 3.3.2

credential model, 1.1

critical patch advisories

providing, 3.3.5

cross-tier navigation, 1.5

custom configurations, 3.3.7

custom target type, 3.3.7

customize performance views, 1.12

customize target home page, 1.1

D

Data Guard, overview, 3.3.5

data masking

description, 3.3.5

data sharing and privacy, 1.2

data subsetting, 1.2

data subsetting and data masking, 1.5

database

backing up, 3.3.5

backup, 1.2

cloning, 1.2

creation, 1.2

Data Guard overview, 3.3.5

discovery, 1.2

flashback recovery, 3.3.5

managing

users and privileges, 3.3.5

Oracle Streams, 3.3.5

software patching, 3.3.5

upgrade, 1.2

deploying Java EE applications, 2.3

diagnosing and resolving performance issues, 1.3

diagnosis capabilities, 1.1

diagnosis support, 1.1

diagnostic snapshots, 1.5

E

encryption and decryption algorithms, 1.2

Enterprise Manager

compliance, 3.3.6

Enterprise Manager Cloud Control

architecture, 3.2, 3.2

description, 3.1

Enterprise Scheduler Service, 1.4

events

server-generated, 3.3.2

Exadata, 1.2

Exalogic, 1.3

Extensibility Developers Kit, 1.11

F

fine-grained privileges, 1.9

flashback recovery, 3.3.5

Fusion Middleware provisioning, 1.3

G

graphical topologies, 1.3

groups

blackout, 3.3.3

logical sets of targets, 3.3.3

privilege propagation, 3.3.3

redundancy, 3.3.3

guest virtual machines, 3.3.9

H

hiding data

data masking, 3.3.5

historical configuration comparisons, 1.12

history of configurations, 3.3.7

I

IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service), 1.3

Incident Manager

automate business and operational processes, 1.7

availability events, 1.7

events and incidents notification, 1.7

events, incidents, and problems, 3.3.2

integrate troubleshooting capabilities, 1.7

notifications, 3.3.2

rules, 3.3.2

integrated ticketing systems, 1.11

J

Java EE applications, deploying, 2.3

Java EE deployment, 1.3

Java Virtual Machine (JVM) targets, 1.3

jobs

predefined tasks, 3.3.4

purpose, 3.3.4

status change events, 3.3.4

JVM Diagnostics, 1.5

diagnose problems in production environment, 3.3.10

K

Kerberos authentication, 1.1

Kerberos ticket, 1.9

L

LDAP authentication, 1.1

load balancer, 3.2

M

maintaining databases

backups, 3.3.5

Data Guard, 3.3.5

flashback recovery, 3.3.5

managing

Oracle Fusion Applications, 1.4, 2.4

service requests, 1.8

users and privileges, 3.3.5

memory access mode, 1.2

metric extensions, 1.11

Middleware Diagnostic Advisor, 1.3

Middleware diagnostics features, 1.5

monitoring RAC, 3.3.5

My Oracle Support

accessing, 3.3.2

N

named credentials

auditing, 1.9

independent life cycle, 1.9

testing and verification, 1.9

node updating, 1.12

nonpassword credentials, 1.9

O

OMS. See Oracle Management Repository

OMS. See Oracle Management Service

Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher, 1.1

Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition, 1.3

Oracle Fusion Applications

monitoring in Cloud Control, 3.3.12

scale out server instances, 3.3.12

view job status data, 3.3.12

Oracle Fusion Middleware

manage SOA components, 3.3.11

monitoring within Cloud Control, 3.3.11

real-time and historic performance metrics, 3.3.11

topology viewer, 3.3.11

Oracle HTTP Server, scale out, 2.4

Oracle Management Agent, 3.2

Oracle Management Plug-ins, 3.2

Oracle Management Repository, 3.2

Oracle Management Service, 3.2

Oracle Streams overview, 3.3.5

OVM events, acknowledging, 2.5

P

PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service), 1.3

patching software, 3.3.5

performance

metrics, alerts, and thresholds, 3.3.2

summary baseline, 1.3

troubleshooting, 1.2

PKI certificate, 1.9

plug-ins. See Oracle Management Plug-ins

predefined job tasks, 3.3.4

privileges

managing for users, 3.3.5

provisioning Fusion Middleware, 1.3

Q

query-based data operations, 1.12

R

RAC

monitoring, 3.3.5

purpose, 3.3.5

Real Application Cluster services, sharing, 2.5

real-time transaction tracing, 3.3.10

recovery

flashback, 3.3.5

Request Archiving Policy, 2.5

request instance diagnostics, 2.3

reversible masking and unmasking, 1.2

roles and privileges, 1.1

S

scale out, 2.4

Fusion Applications, 1.4

Fusion Products, 1.4

scaling tier targets, 2.5

search configurations, 1.3, 3.3.7

security

data masking, 3.3.5

Self Update feature, 1.1, 1.10.2, 1.11

self-service portal, 3.3.9

sensitive data, 1.2

server-generated events, 3.3.2

Service Level Agreement (SLA)

framework, 1.3

modeling, 1.5

Service level Objectives (SLOs), configure, 3.3.8

shared credentials, 1.9

sharing Real Application Cluster services, 2.5

SOA applications, 1.5

SOA, and Support Workbench, 1.3

Software Library

as logical interface, 3.3.1

as repository, 3.3.1

entities, 1.10.2

SSL authentication, 1.1

status change events

jobs, 3.3.4

Streams and XStreams configurations, 1.2

Sun Java Directory Server Enterprise Edition. See Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition

Support Workbench, 1.1, 1.4

Support Workbench, for SOA, 1.3

system level comparisons, 1.2, 1.3

T

target systems support, 1.7

template collections, 1.1

tier targets, scaling, 2.5

topology views, 1.3

U

usability and personalization, 1.1

V

view patch recommendations, 1.8

virtualization, definition, 3.3.9

W

Web services authentication, 1.1

whole server migration, 2.3

Y

Yum repository, 2.5