Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c with Oracle WebLogic Server Management Pack Enterprise Edition's capabilities include Exalogic Elastic Cloud-specific management tools to manage and monitor Oracle software deployed in physical and virtual Exalogic Elastic Cloud environments.
These monitoring capabilities expand on the existing Oracle WebLogic Server management features that span the following:
Application performance management
Configuration management
Service-level management and operations
Access full management capabilities with dedicated dashboards for Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud targets to easily monitor overall health, availability, and performance and manage Exalogic hardware and software, including hosts, Oracle WebLogic domains, application deployments, and Coherence clusters running on Oracle Exalogic Elastic Clouds.
Drill down into application deployments to identify metrics and set thresholds.
Display alerts, status, and incidents hierarchically across the Exalogic Elastic Cloud environment and provide operations with notifications in relation to service levels and thresholds.
Drill down from the Exalogic Elastic Cloud dashboard and underlying menus into the detailed component and JVM-level performance metrics, configuration management, and provisioning and cloning that provide end-to-end management for operations and administrators.
Use the Exalogic Topology View to immediately identify cross-tier relationships between components, middle-tier platforms, and the underlying hosts and hardware that make up an Exalogic Elastic Cloud system.
Integrated hardware and software schematics
Hardware-software topology views
Hardware targets monitoring (Compute, ZFA appliance, Infiniband Fabric, ILOM)
Oracle Traffic Director (OTD) monitoring
Support for virtual and non-virtual configurations
Monitoring of Exalogic vServer guest Virtual Machines (VMs)
Health checks
Trusted partition/Virtual Central Processing Unit (vCPU) licensing report
Performance and filtering optimizations
Manage hardware and software incidents from a single pane of glass using Enterprise Manager Cloud Control’s incident management system, including hardware alarms and alerts from Enterprise Manager Ops Center.
This chapter includes the following topics:
Parent topic: Managing an Exalogic Appliance
Refer to this topic for information on accessing the Oracle Enterprise manager cloud control 12c.
https://hostname.domain[:port]/em
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For example:
https://exalogicem.mycompany.com:1159/em
To monitor and manage your Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud machine using Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c, you must prepare the Exalogic Elastic Cloud environment for discovery and then discover the related system targets.
Refer to the topic for procedure to navigate to the Exalogic Elastic Cloud-specific pages in Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c.
Oracle Enterprise Manager displays comprehensive metrics for Oracle Exalogic. When these metrics are displayed in tabular format, you can sort them in ascending or descending order. This feature enables you to find highest and lowest values easily.
This section contains the following topics:
You can select software components directly from the Exalogic Elastic Cloud menu and can access hardware components by first selecting members.
Figure 9-1 Exalogic Elastic Cloud Menu
The Exalogic Elastic Cloud Dashboard is comprised of two tabs, Software tab and the Hardware tab.
Application Deployments
WebLogic Domains
Coherence Clusters
Hosts
Figure 9-2 Exalogic Elastic Cloud Dashboard Software Tab
Figure 9-3 Exalogic Elastic Cloud Dashboard Hardware Tab
Figure 9-4 Exalogic Elastic Cloud Schematic
Monitoring the Hardware Components of Exalogic Elastic Cloud
Visualizing Relationships Between Exalogic Software and Hardware Components
Analyzing the Impact of Component Failures
Viewing Hosts
Viewing Application Deployments
Viewing WebLogic Domains
Viewing Coherence Clusters
Creating Exalogic Reports
Additional monitoring and management features are available in Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c for an Exalogic Elastic Cloud in a virtual configuration.
Exalogic Control Stack Monitoring
Viewing and Managing Exalogic Consumption Tracking
Viewing Incidents and Status Changes Created for an Exalogic System in Ops Center as Incidents in Cloud Control
Viewing the vCPU Consumption Report
Viewing the Resource Consumption Trend
Exporting the vCPU Consumption Report
Configuring the Exalogic Guest Base Template
Creating an Exalogic Control VM
Configuring the Exalogic Network