Index

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

A

accessing

ADP, 39.1.1

JVM Diagnostics pages, 21.3

acsera.properties file, A.2

active threads in JVM Diagnostics, 21.6.1

adding

domain certificate in Oracle GlassFish Server, 8.1.2

files to Support Workbench package, 2.4.2.7

JVM pool to group, 21.4.6

JVM to group, 21.5.12

more files to incident, 2.4.2.5

Oracle Traffic Director

target configurations, 6.3.2

targets, 6.5.1, 6.5.2

to Exalogic target, 6.2

ADF task flows, Oracle WebCenter, 39.2.3.1

administration servers

creating blackouts before shutting down, 2.5.1

ending blackouts after starting up, 2.5.1

restart method, 2.5.1

restart time limit, 2.5.1

restarting, 2.5.1

shutdown errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

shutdown method, 2.5.1

shutdown time limit, 2.5.1

shutting down, 2.5.1

starting up, 2.5.1

starting up while the domain is started, 2.5.1

startup errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

startup method, 2.5.1

startup time limit, 2.5.1

stopping errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

stopping while the domain is stopped, 2.5.1

ADP Manager, 38.2.2

high availability, 38.2.2.1

agent

undeploying, 41.2

agent status

JVM Diagnostics, 22.8.3

Agent truststore

updating, 7, 7.1

aggregated count

metric type, 39.1.9

Aggregated Diagnostic Summary page, 2.4.2.2

aggregating

incoming metrics, A.2.5

performance data, A.2.4

alert notifications, 2.2.5

analyzing

heat snapshots, 21.5.8

JVM Diagnostics snapshot, 21.9.3

anti-pattern report in JVM Diagnostics, 21.5.8.4

Application Dependency and Performance See ADP

accessing, 39.1.1

architecture, 38.2

frequently asked questions, 41

how to use, 40

Java agents, 38.2.1

node, 39.2.11

overview, 38.1

steps in using, 40

support matrix, B

user interface, 38.2.3

Application Development Framework See ADF

Application Replay

analyzing replay results, 3.8.7

creating captures, 3.6

Importing Divergences, 3.9

introduction, 3

monitoring capture process, 3.7

OpenScript, 3.9

prerequisites, 3.4

replaying captures, 3.8

testing against real workloads, 3.2

troubleshooting, 3.10

Application Schema model

functional view, 39.1.8

Application Server

extensible monitoring, 2.2.8

managing configurations, 2.6.1

applications, 39.2.7

Web, 39.2.7.5

architecture, ADP, 38.2

average timing, metric type, 39.1.9

B

baseline performance, 40.1.3.1, 40.3

beans

entity, 39.2.7.8

message driven, 39.2.7.9

stateful, 39.2.7.7

stateless, 39.2.7.6

blackouts

configuring for Service Level Objectives, 39.3.3.4

creating blackouts before stopping targets, 2.5.1

creating for Service Level Objectives, 39.3.3.4

deleting Service Level Objectives, 39.3.3.4

ending blackouts after starting the targets, 2.5.1

monitoring, 2.2.7

Service Level Objectives summary list, 39.3.3.4

boot.properties file, 2.5.1

bottlenecks

identifying performance, 40.1.3.2, 40.4

removing performance, 40.1.3.3

BPEL Process Manager

configuring, 10.6

Discovery, 10.2, 10.3, 10.5

Software Library, 10.4

supported versions, 10.1

troubleshooting, 10.7

business application, 14.1

creating, 18.4

home page, 18.5

key components, 18.1.1

KPIs, 18.7

monitoring, 18.5

overview, 18

sample, 18.1.2

setting up, 14.3.5

SLA alerts, 18.7

target type, 18.1.1

business SLAs guidelines, 40.2

Business Transaction Management

accessing from Enterprise Manager console, 16.5

accessing from RUEI, 16.6

agent deployment, 14.3

alerts information, 18.9.3

analysis information, 18.9.2

compliance tab, 18.9.6

conditions, 16.2

data collection, 16.1

defining transactions, 16.2

ECID, use of, 14.2

features, 16.4

JVMD, accessing from, 16.6

launching from Enterprise Manager, 18.9

message logs, 18.9.5

messages and operations, 16.1

monitoring in Enterprise Manager, 18.8

monitoring transactions, 16.3

overview, 16

properties, 18.9.5, 18.9.10

registering with Enterprise Manager, 18.3

requirements for using in Enterprise Manager, 18.2.2

service level agreements, 16.2, 18.9.6

setting up, 14.3.4

SLA compliance, 18.9.6

summary information, 18.9.1

transaction graph, 16.2

transaction instance, viewing, 18.9.4

business transactions, 19.1

C

CA certificate, 7.1

importing, 7.1.1

cache

stateful EJB, 39.2.7.7.1

CAs (Certificate Authorities), 7

importing, 7

class histograms, viewing, 21.8

clusters, Oracle GlassFish Server, 8.2, 8.4

commands

emctl extended oms jvmd help, 21.12

emctl extended oms jvmd list, 21.12

emctl extended oms jvmd start, 21.12, 21.12, 21.12

emctl extended oms jvmd status, 21.12, 21.12

emctl extended oms jvmd stop, 21.12, 21.12

comparing

class histograms, 21.5.6.4

heat snapshots, 21.5.8.1.3

compliance management, 2.6.2

composite applications, 4

creating, 4.2

dashboard, 4.1

editing, 4.3

editing home page, 4.4

viewing, 4.5

conditions (BTM), 16.2

config directory, A.1.2

configuration

adding Oracle Traffic Director, 6.3.2

data life time, A.2.4

directories and files, A

managing, 2.6.1

multi-domain monitoring, A.2.2

Oracle Traffic Director, 6.3, 6.3.1

configuring

heap analysis hosts, 21.2.4

JVM, 21.5.10

JVM Diagnostics engine, 21.2.1

JVM pools, 21.2.2, 21.4.4

JVMs, 21.2.2

list of applications excluded from monitoring, A.2.6

list of applications to be monitored, A.2.6

Oracle Identity Management targets, 31

Oracle Traffic Director, 6.1, 6.3

SOA Suite, 12.5.2

CPU usage, Middleware targets, 2.2.1.1

create_jvm_diagnostic_db_user.sh script, 22.8.5

creating

blackouts, 2.2.7

composite applications, 4.2

Generic Service for Oracle Identity Management, 31.3.2

Identity and Access System target, 31.3.1

JVM Diagnostic snapshot, 21.9.1

metric charts, 32.3

Oracle GlassFish Server configuration comparison template, 8.6

Oracle Identity Management elements, 31.3

Service Dashboard report, 31.3.3

Service Level Objectives, 39.3.3.1

Service Level Objectives blackouts, 39.3.3.4

service request, 2.4.2.9

Support Workbench package, 2.4.2.6

Web Application targets for Oracle Identity Management, 31.3.2

cross tier

analysis in JVM Diagnostics, 21.5.4.1

correlation in JVM Diagnostics, 20.1.4

functionality errors in JVM Diagnostics, 22.1

custom metrics, 39.2.10

monitoring environment, 39.1.7

D

darchive directory, erasing, 41.1

dashboards

health indicators, 39.1.3

data

performance graphs and data items, 39.1.6

data displayed

display interval, 39.1.5

time frame, 39.1.4

data items

performance data, 39.1.6

data life time configuration, A.2.4

databases

registering in JVM Diagnostics, 21.2.3

delay analysis, view in Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.1

deleting

class histograms, 21.5.6.5

Oracle Traffic Director targets, 6.5.3, 6.5.4

dependency

node, 39.2.7.2

types, 39.2.7.2, 39.2.7.2

deploy directory, A.1.3

deploying JVM Diagnostics, 35.8

deployments nodes, 39.2.7.3

diagnosing

performance problems, 2.3

diagnostic snapshots

available tasks, 2.3.2

definition of, 2.3.2

usage of, 2.3.2

E

ECID

JVMD displays, use of, 17

request instance diagnostics, 17.2

tracking requests, 14.2

editing

composite application home page, 4.4

composite applications, 4.3

JVM pool thresholds, 21.4.4.1

EJB

entity cache, 39.2.7.8.2

entity locking, 39.2.7.8.4

entity transactions, 39.2.7.8.3

message driven activity, 39.2.7.9.1

message driven transactions, 39.2.7.9.2

services, 39.2.6.2

stateful cache, 39.2.7.7.1

stateful locking, 39.2.7.7.3

stateful transactions, 39.2.7.7.2

emctl commands

managing JVM Diagnostics engine, 21.12

emctl extended oms jvmd help command, 21.12

emctl extended oms jvmd list command, 21.12

emctl extended oms jvmd start command, 21.12, 21.12, 21.12

emctl extended oms jvmd status command, 21.12, 21.12

emctl extended oms jvmd stop command, 21.12, 21.12

Enterprise JavaBeans

See EJB

Enterprise Manager

agent deployment, 14.3

JVMD, accessing from console, 17.1

launching BTM from, 18.9

managing Middleware, 1.1

monitoring transactions in, 18.8

registering BTM with, 18.3

registering RUEI with, 18.3

services, 18.1.1

setting up, 14.3.1

systems, 18.1.1

targets, 18.1.1

entity

beans, 39.2.7.8

EJB cache, 39.2.7.8.2

EJB locking, 39.2.7.8.4

EJB transactions, 39.2.7.8.3

environments

service-oriented views, 38.1.2

erasing, darchive directory, 41.1

Error Hospital

customize report, 12.17.2

generate report, 12.17.1

errors

JVM Diagnostics

cross-tier functionality, 22.1

deployment execution, 22.3

engine deployment, 22.7

heap dump, 22.5

loadheap, 22.4

tracing, 22.2

UI, 22.6

Exalytics target, monitoring, 5

execution context, 14.2

execution context ID

See ECID

extensible monitoring, 2.2.8

F

features

Oracle Fusion Middleware Management, 1.2

firewall mitigation, A.2.7

frequently asked questions

ADP, 41

JVM Diagnostics, 22.8

functional view of Application Schema model, 39.1.8

Fusion Middleware

See also Oracle Fusion Middleware Components

Fusion Middleware plug-in, 13.2

Fusion Middlleware

managing using Fusion Middleware Control, 1.3

G

graphs, performance data in ADP, 39.1.6

guidelines, business SLAs, 40.2

H

health indicators

dashboard, 39.1.3

heap analysis hosts

configuring, 21.2.4

heap snapshots

in JVM Diagnostics, 21.5.8

taking, 21.5.7

viewing, 21.8

heap usage by objects

viewing, 21.5.8.2

heat map

Middleware targets, 2.2.1.1

high availability

ADP Manager, 38.2.2.1

histograms, in JVM Diagnostics, 21.5.6

historical diagnostics using JVM Diagnostics, 20.1.7

HTTP services, 39.2.6.1

I

IBM WebSphere Application Server, 34

managing, 34.1

supported versions, 34.2

IBM WebSphere Application Server cells, 34, 34.1

administering, 34.7.2

monitoring, 34.7.1

viewing members, 34.7.3

IBM WebSphere Application Server clusters, 34

administering, 34.6.2

monitoring, 34.6.1

viewing, 34.6.3

viewing metrics, 34.6.4

IBM WebSphere Application Servers

administering, 34.5.2

discovering, 34.4

prerequisites, 34.3

monitoring, 34.5.1

monitoring applications, 34.5.4

monitoring performance, 34.5.3

troubleshooting

discovery, 34.8.1

monitoring, 34.8.2

viewing metrics, 34.5.7

viewing the top EJBs, 34.5.5

viewing the top servlets and JSPs, 34.5.6

IBM WebSphere MQ, 33, 33.1

discovery prerequisites

local agent, 33.3.1

remote agent, 33.3.2

monitoring, 33.4

prerequisites, 33.2

queue manager cluster discovery, 33.3.3

standalone queue manager discovery, 33.3.4

understanding discovery, 33.3

Identity and Access System target

creating, 31.3.1

improving performance, 40.1.3

installing

JVM Diagnostics, 21.1

Oracle Enterprise Manager

in Oracle Identity Management, 30.2

instance

of Oracle Traffic Director, 6.4

interval context

display interval, 39.1.5.2

J

Java agents, in ADP, 38.2.1

Java EE, 35

Java EE application responsiveness, monitoring, 2.2.3

Java Keystore, 7

Java Platform, Enterprise Edition, 35

Java Virtual Machine Diagnostics

See JVM Diagnostics

JBoss Application Server, 35

administering, 35.6.2

analyzing problems, 35.6.7

discovering, 35.4, 36.4

JMX-based monitoring, 35.5

managing, 35.1, 35.1

monitoring, 35.6.1

applications, 35.6.3

performance, 35.6.4

Servlets and JSPs, 35.6.5

prerequisites for discovery, 35.3

supported versions, 35.2, 36.2

troubleshooting, 35.9

viewing metrics, 35.6.6

JBoss Partitions, 35

administering, 35.7.2

discovering, 35.4, 36.4

managing, 35.1

monitoring, 35.7.1

prerequisites for discovery, 35.3

refreshing, 35.7.3

supported versions, 35.2, 36.2

viewing members, 35.7.4

JDBCs services, 39.2.6.3

JFR snapshots, managing, 21.5.9

JKS (Java Keystore), 7

Job System, monitoring, 2.8

JRockit Flight Recorder See JFR

JSF pages, Oracle WebCenter, 39.2.3.2

JVM Diagnostics

accessing, 17.1

accessing pages, 21.3

agent deployment, 14.3

class histograms, 21.5.6

engine, 21.12

features

cross tier correlation, 20.1.4

in-depth visibility, 20.1.2

JVM pooling, 20.1.6

low overhead, 20.1.1

memory leak detection, 20.1.5

new features, 20.2

real-time and historical diagnostics, 20.1.7

real-time transaction tracing, 20.1.3

supported platforms and JVMs, 20.3

user roles, 20.4

heap object information

heap objects, 21.5.8.1.2

heap snapshots, 21.5.8

comparing, 21.5.8.1.3

heap usage by roots, 21.5.8.1

top 40 objects, 21.5.8.1.1

installing, 21.1

live thread analysis, 17.1

location of logs, 22.8.1

managing JVM pools, 21.2

JVM Pool Home page, 21.4.1

live thread analysis, 21.4.3

performance diagnostics, 21.4.2

managing JVMs

offline diagnostics, 21.9.1

Oracle Real Application Cluster drill-down, 21.5.4.2

overview, 17, 20.1

request instance diagnostics, 17.2

sample analyzer, 17.1

setting up, 14.3.2, 21.2

Snapshots page, 21.9.2

thread snapshots

analyzing trace diagnostic images, 21.7

Thread Stat transition chart, 17.1

threshold violations, 21.10

view, initial, 17.1

JVM Diagnostics troubleshooting

agent status, 22.8.3

cross tier functionality errors, 22.1

customizing provisioning agent deployment, 22.8.8

deployment script execution errors, 22.3

engine deployment errors, 22.7

engine status, 22.8.2

frequently asked questions, 22.8

heap dump errors, 22.5

loadheap errors, 22.4

log manager level, 22.8.9

monitoring status, 22.8.4

optimization levels, 22.8.7

repository space requirements, 22.8.10

running create_jvm_diagnostic_db_user.sh script, 22.8.5

trace errors, 22.2

Try Changing Threads parameter, 22.8.6

user interface errors, 22.6

JVM pools, 20.1.6

adding to group, 21.4.6

configuring, 21.2.2, 21.4.4

managing, 21.4

removing, 21.4.5

thresholds, editing, 21.4.4.1

JVMs

configuring, 21.2.2, 21.5.10

managers, viewing registered, 21.2.5

managing, 21.5

JVM Home page, 21.5.1

live heap analysis, 21.5.5

live time thread analysis, 21.5.4

offline diagnostics, 21.9, 21.9.3

performance diagnostics, 21.5.2

performance summary, 21.5.3

monitoring standalone JVM, 21.1.1

performance metrics, collecting, 7.3

removing, 21.5.11

K

key components, 18.1.1

keytool utility

changing passwords, 7.2

KPIs

calculation range, 18.6.1.1

monitoring, 18.7

overview, 18.5

RUEI, 15.2.5

L

lifecycle management

managing configurations, 2.6.1

monitoring, 2.6

live thread analysis, 22.1

cross tier, 22.1

locking, stateful EJB, 39.2.7.7.3

log files management

acsera.properties file, A.2.1

log pages, accessing, 32.1

logs

searching, 2.3.3

viewing, 32.2

low overhead in JVM Diagnostics, 20.1.1

M

managed servers

creating blackouts before shutting down, 2.5.1

ending blackouts after starting up, 2.5.1

restart method, 2.5.1

restart time limit, 2.5.1

restarting, 2.5.1

shutdown errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

shutdown method, 2.5.1

shutdown time limit, 2.5.1

shutting down, 2.5.1

starting up, 2.5.1

startup errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

startup method, 2.5.1

startup time limit, 2.5.1

stopping errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

managing

blackouts, 2.2.7

configurations, 2.6.1

JFR snapshots, 21.5.9

JVM pools, 21.4

JVMs, 21.5

thread snapshots, 21.6

mapping

SLAs to SLOs, 40.1.1, 40.2

maximum response time measurement

metric type, 39.1.9

memory leak detection using JVM Diagnostics, 20.1.5

memory leak report, 21.5.8.3

message driven

beans, 39.2.7.9

EJB activity, 39.2.7.9.1

EJB transactions, 39.2.7.9.2

metadata view

Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.2

methodology, ADP, 40

metric charts, creating, 32.3

metric thresholds, 2.2.5

metrics

aggregating incoming, A.2.5

custom, 39.2.10

customizing for monitoring, 39.1.7

setting Service Level Objectives on, 40.1.3.4

setting SLOs on, 40.5

types, 39.1.9

viewing, 32.2

WebLogic, 40.5

Middleware Diagnostics Advisor, 23.2

diagnosing performance issues, 23.2, 23.9

enabling, 23.6

functions, 23.3

limiting scope of, 23.4

overview, 23

prerequisites, 23.5

purging data, 23.7

troubleshooting issues, 23.10

Middleware management, 1, 2

using Enterprise Manager, 1.1

Middleware targets

administering, 2.5

creating blackouts before shutting down, 2.5.1

ending blackouts after starting up, 2.5.1

heat map, 2.2.1.1

monitoring, 2.2

restart method, 2.5.1

restart time limit, 2.5.1

restarting, 2.5.1

searching, 2.2.1.2

shutdown errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

shutdown method, 2.5.1

shutdown time limit, 2.5.1

shutting down, 2.5.1

starting up, 2.5.1

startup errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

startup method, 2.5.1

startup time limit, 2.5.1

status and CPU usage, 2.2.1.1

stopping errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

minimum response time measurement

metric type, 39.1.9

modeled entities view

Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.6

monitoring

administer Middleware targets, 2.5

configuring custom metrics, 39.1.7

Exalytics target, 5

extensible, Application Server, 2.2.8

Job System, 2.8

lifecycle management, 2.6

compliance management, 2.6.2

managing configurations, 2.6.1

patch management, 2.6.3

provisioning, 2.6.4

managing service levels, 2.7

Middleware targets, 2.1, 2.2

multi-domain configuration, A.2.2

non-Oracle Middleware components, 2.1.3

ODI agents, 37.2.2

ODI repositories, 37.2.3

Oracle Application Server components, 2.1.2

Oracle Identity Management components, 29.3

out-of-box monitoring

blackouts, 2.2.7

extending, 2.2.8

historical performance, 2.2.4

metric thresholds, 2.2.5

monitoring templates, 2.2.6

out-of-box metrics, 2.2.3

performance problems, 2.3

diagnostics snapshots, 2.3.2

Home page, 2.3.1

Routing Topology Viewer, 2.9

standalone JVM, 21.1.1

status in JVM Diagnostics, 22.8.4

Support Workbench, 2.4

monitoring Oracle Essbase targets, 13.4

N

named credentials

Support Workbench, 2.4.1.2

new features

Exalytics, 5

Oracle Coherence, 24.2

SOA Suite, 12.1

nodes

ADP, 39.2.11

dependencies, 39.2.7.2

deployments, 39.2.7.3

hierarchy in Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.8

services, 39.2.7.1

O

ODI (Oracle Data Integrator), 37

See also Oracle Data Integrator

operation routing rules view

Oracle ESB, 39.2.5.5

Oracle Access Manager

installing, 30.3

Oracle Application Server

components, 2.1.2

Web Cache, 2.2.3

Oracle BPEL Processes, 39.2.4

Oracle Business Analytics, 13

Oracle Business Intelligence, 2.1.1, 13

Oracle Business Intelligence Instance, 13.1.1

component failovers, 13.5.2.1

dashboard reports, 13.4.2.1

discovering, 13.3

monitoring, 13.4

monitoring credentials, 13.5.2.2

scheduler reports, 13.4.2.2

Oracle Business Intelligence Instance components, 13.1.1

BI Cluster Controller, 13.1.1

BI Java Host, 13.1.1

BI Presentation Server, 13.1.1

BI Scheduler, 13.1.1

BI Server, 13.1.1

Oracle Business Intelligence targets, 13.4

alerts, 13.4.1.8

availability, 13.4.1.2

blackouts, 13.5.1.3

compliance, 13.4.1.13

configuration, 13.4.1.11

health, 13.4.1.7

incidents, 13.4.1.9

job activity, 13.4.1.12

logs, 13.4.1.10

metrics, 13.4.1.4

monitoring configuration, 13.5.1.4

performance, 13.4.1.3

resource usage, 13.4.1.3

Oracle Coherence, 2.1.1, 24.1

administration

cache data management, 26.3, 26.5

change cache configuration, 26.1.2, 26.3

change node configuration, 26.1.1

change service configuration, 26.1.3, 26.4

cluster administration, 26.1

node administration, 26.2

setup log alerts, 26.2

best practices

monitoring templates, 27.2.1

cluster management

start new nodes, 25.2.1.1

stop nodes, 25.2.1.1

Coherence Cluster, 24.1

Coherence*Web, 24.1

discover cluster, 24.4

enable management pack, 24.5

JVM Diagnostics integration, 28

access JVM Diagnostics, 28.3.1, 28.3.2, 28.3.3

configure coherence node, 28.2

manage mis-configured nodes, 24.4.2

monitor

application home page, 25.2.4

applications page, 25.3.4

cache data management, 25.2.3.2

cache home page, 25.2.3

caches page, 25.3.2

cluster home page, 25.2.1

cluster management, 25.2.1.1

connection manager home page, 25.2.6

connection manager performance page, 25.4.3

high availability status, 25.2.1, 25.2.5, 25.3.3

near cache, 25.2.3.1

node home page, 25.2.2

nodes page, 25.3.1

performance summary page, 25.4.1

proxies page, 25.3.5

reset statistics, 25.3.1

service home page, 25.2.5

services page, 25.3.3

start node, 25.3.1

stop nodes, 25.3.1

navigation tree, 25.1.1

new features, 24.2

personalization, 25.1.2

Refresh Cluster, 24.4.1

standalone cluster, 24.3.1

JMX management node, 24.3.1

management node sample start script, 24.3.1.1.4

sample start script (other nodes), 24.3.1.2.2

start JMX management node, 24.3.1.1

troubleshooting

collecting metric data, 27.1

dynamic client nodes, 27.1

target proliferation of nodes, 27.1

WebLogic-Coherence 12.1.2 cluster, 24.3.2

configure managed servers, 24.3.2.2

configure management node, 24.3.2.1

custom MBean configuration, 24.3.2.1.3

Oracle Data Integrator

administering, 37.3

configuring console, 37.7

configuring domain, 37.8

load plan executions, 37.3.3

managing agent activities, 37.3.2

managing agent status, 37.3.2

monitoring, 37.2.1

load plan executions and sessions, 37.2.4

monitoring agents, 37.2.2

monitoring prerequisites, 37.1

monitoring repositories, 37.2.3

monitoring run-time agents, 37.5

restarting, 37.3.1

searching sessions, 37.3.3

shutting down, 37.3.1

viewing log messages, 37.3.4

Oracle Data Integrator Agents

creating blackouts before shutting down, 2.5.1

ending blackouts after starting up, 2.5.1

restart method, 2.5.1

restart time limit, 2.5.1

restarting, 2.5.1

shutdown errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

shutdown method, 2.5.1

shutdown time limit, 2.5.1

shutting down, 2.5.1

starting up, 2.5.1, 37.3.1

startup errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

startup method, 2.5.1

startup time limit, 2.5.1

stopping errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

Oracle ESB, 39.2.5

Oracle Essbase, 13.1.2

applications, 13.4.2.4

discovering, 13.3

monitoring, 13.4

Oracle Forms Services, 2.1.1

Oracle Fusion Middleware Components, 2.1.1

Oracle Business Intelligence, 2.1.1, 13, 13.2

Oracle Coherence, 2.1.1

Oracle Forms Services, 2.1.1

Oracle Identity Management, 2.1.1

Oracle Portal, 2.1.1

Oracle SOA Suite, 2.1.1

Oracle Universal Content Management System, 2.1.1

Oracle Web Tier, 2.1.1

Oracle WebCenter, 2.1.1

Oracle WebLogic Server Domains, Clusters, and Managed Servers, 2.1.1

See also Middleware targets,

Oracle Fusion Middleware Management

features, 1.2

Oracle GlassFish Server

before getting started, 8.1

cluster home page, 8.4

creating configuration comparison template, 8.6

domain, 8.2

adding, 8.2.1

displaying results, 8.2.3

finding and assigning targets, 8.2.2

Domain Home page, 8.2

home page, 8.3

how to access, 8.3.1

how to access cluster, 8.4.1

how to access domain, 8.2.4

overview, 8

refreshing domain, 8.2.5

roles and privileges, 8.1.1

start and stop procedures, 8.1.2

viewing configuration data, 8.5

Oracle HTTP Server, 2.1.1

creating blackouts before shutting down, 2.5.1

ending blackouts after starting up, 2.5.1

restart method, 2.5.1

restart time limit, 2.5.1

restarting, 2.5.1

shutdown errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

shutdown method, 2.5.1

shutdown time limit, 2.5.1

shutting down, 2.5.1

starting up, 2.5.1

startup errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

startup method, 2.5.1

startup time limit, 2.5.1

stopping errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

Oracle HTTP Server session volumes, 2.2.3

Oracle Identity Federation

in Oracle Identity Management, 30.3

Oracle Identity Management

creating elements, 31.3

discovering and configuring targets, 31

discovering targets, 30

features, 29.2

getting started with, 29

installing Oracle Access Manager, 30.3

installing Oracle Enterprise Manager, 30.2

licensed targets, 29.3, 29.3, 29.3

monitoring components, 29.3

Oracle Identity Federation in, 30.3

system requirements, 30.1

Oracle Internet Directory

collecting statistics, 31.2

Oracle Portal, 2.1.1

Oracle Real Application Cluster

JVM Diagnostics, 21.5.4.2

Oracle resources, 39.2.9

Oracle Service Bus

discovery, 11.2, 11.3, 11.5

enabling Management Packs, 11.6

supported versions, 11.1

troubleshooting, 11.9

Oracle Traffic Director

adding Exalogic target, 6.2

configuration, 6.3, 6.3, 6.3.1

configuring for SNMP monitoring, 6.1

discovered targets, 6.3.2.2

instance, 6.4, 6.4

overview, 6

refresh flow, 6.5

Oracle Universal Content Management System, 2.1.1

Oracle Web Cache, 2.1.1

Oracle WebCenter, 39.2.3

Oracle WebLogic Server Domain

creating blackouts before shutting down, 2.5.1

ending blackouts after starting up, 2.5.1

restart method, 2.5.1

restart time limit, 2.5.1

restarting, 2.5.1

shutdown errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

shutdown method, 2.5.1

shutdown time limit, 2.5.1

shutting down, 2.5.1

starting up, 2.5.1

startup errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

startup method, 2.5.1

startup time limit, 2.5.1

stopping errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

Oracle WebLogic Servers, 23.1

creating blackouts before shutting down, 2.5.1

ending blackouts after starting up, 2.5.1

restart method, 2.5.1

restart time limit, 2.5.1

restarting, 2.5.1

shutdown errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

shutdown method, 2.5.1

shutdown time limit, 2.5.1

shutting down, 2.5.1

starting up, 2.5.1

startup errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

startup method, 2.5.1

startup time limit, 2.5.1

stopping errors, 2.5.1, 2.5.1

Oracle WebLogic, resources, 39.2.8

P

package

creating in Support Workbench, 2.4.2.6

uploading to Oracle support, 2.4.2.7, 2.4.2.8

pages

JSF in Oracle WebCenter, 39.2.3.2

parameters

defining Service Level Objectives, 39.3.3.2

partner link

bindings view in Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.5

type role view in Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.4

view in Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.3

patch management, 2.6.3

performance

baseline, 40.1.3.1, 40.3

characteristics of target, 40.1.2

diagnostics

in JVM pools, 21.4.2

JVM Diagnostics, 22.1

graphs and data items, 39.1.6

identifying bottlenecks, 40.1.3.2, 40.4

improvement process, 40.1.3

problems, diagnosing, 2.3

removing bottlenecks, 40.1.3.3

system level, 40.4.1

performance monitoring

BTM, RUEI, and JVMD, 14.1

data collection, 14.3

dimensions of, 14.1

end-to-end, 14.1

example of end-to-end, 19

overview, 14

processing engines, 14.3

setting up, 14.3

troubleshooting, 19.2

user roles, 14.4

views and dimensions, 14.1

platform MBeans

activating, 7.3.2

PlatformMBeanServerUsed

setting attribute, 7.3.1

platforms supported in JVM Diagnostics, 20.3

port assignment

RMI, A.2.3

preferred credentials

Support Workbench, 2.4.1.2

prerequisites

discovering Oracle Identity Management targets, 30.3

privileges and roles

Oracle GlassFish Server, 8.1.1

problem analysis, accessing, 32.1

problems

annotating, 2.4.2.4

closing in Support Workbench, 2.4.2.10

searching for, 2.4.2.3

promoting

JVM Diagnostics events, 21.4.1.1

properties file

acsera.properties, A.2

UrlMap.properties, A.3

provisioning

lifecycle management, 2.6.4

R

Real User Experience Insight

accessing BTM from, 15.5

accessing from Enterprise Manager console, 15.4

accessing JVMD from, 15.5

application, 15.1

collector, 14.3

dashboards, 15.2.1

data analysis, 15.2

data collection, 15.1

ECID, use of, 14.2

exporting sessions, 18.6.2.3

features, 15.3

KPI target types, 18.6.1.1

KPIs, 15.2.5

metric values, 18.6.1.1

monitoring data, 18.6.1

monitoring metrics, 18.6.3

overview, 15

registering with Enterprise Manager, 18.3

reports, 15.2.2

requirements for using in Enterprise Manager, 18.2.1

service level agreements, 15.2, 15.2.5

session diagnostics, 15.2.3, 18.6.2

session replay, 18.6.2.1

setting up, 14.3.3

top users, 18.6.1.2

troubleshooting, 19.1

user flows, 15.2, 15.2.4, 18.6.1.4

violations, 18.6.1.3

real-time diagnostics using JVM Diagnostics, 20.1.7

refresh flow

Oracle Traffic Director, 6.5

registering

databases in JVM Diagnostics, 21.2.3

removing

JVM pools, 21.4.5

JVMs, 21.5.11

reports

anti-pattern in JVM Diagnostics, 21.5.8.4

memory leak in JVM Diagnostics, 21.5.8.3

SOA Suite, 12.11

reports (RUEI), 15.2.2

repository

space requirements in JVM Diagnostics, 22.8.10

Request Instance Diagnostics, 14.1

in JVM Diagnostics, 21.11

resources

Oracle, 39.2.9

Oracle WebLogic, 39.2.8

RMI port assignment, A.2.3

RMI ports

firewall mitigation, A.2.7

roles and privileges

Oracle GlassFish Server, 8.1.1

Routing Topology Viewer, 2.9

S

saving

JVM Diagnostics class histogram, 21.5.6.1

scheduling

JVM Diagnostics histogram job, 21.5.6.3

scripts

create_jvm_diagnostic_db_user.sh, 22.8.5

startManagedWeblogic, 2.5.1

stopManagedWeblogic, 2.5.1

searching

logs, 2.3.3

Middleware targets, 2.2.1.2

Secure Socket Layer, 7

Service Component Architecture (SCA), 39.2.12

service definition view

Oracle ESB, 39.2.5.3

service details view

Oracle ESB, 39.2.5.1

service level agreements

BTM, 16.2

RUEI, 15.2.5

Service Level Objectives

blackouts summary list, 39.3.3.4

configuring blackouts, 39.3.3.4

creating, 39.3.3.1

creating blackouts, 39.3.3.4

defining parameters for, 39.3.3.2

deleting blackouts, 39.3.3.4

setting on key metrics, 40.1.3.4

service levels

managing, 2.7

service mode

ADP topology, 38.2

service operations view

Oracle ESB, 39.2.5.4

service parent details view

Oracle ESB, 39.2.5.2

service request, creating, 2.4.2.9

service-oriented views, 38.1.2

services, 39.2.6

services node

applications, 39.2.7.1

session diagnostics, 19.1

session diagnostics (RUEI), 15.2.3, 18.6.2

setting

Service Level Objectives on key metrics, 40.1.3.4

SLOs on key metrics, 40.5

setting up

JVM Diagnostics, 21.2

SLO dampening, A.2.8

snapshot count

metric type, 39.1.9

SNMP monitoring

Oracle Traffic Director, 6.1

SOA application

monitoring, 38.1.1

SOA faults

bulk recovery, 12.16

bulk recovery from Error Hospital, 12.16.3

bulk recovery from Faults and Rejected Messages, 12.16.2

bulk recovery from Jobs page, 12.16.1

bulk recovery workflow, 12.16.5

overview, 12.15.1

recovery, 12.15.2

search and view, 12.15.4

simple recovery, 12.15.5

total faults, 12.15.4.2

SOA instance tracing

across SOA infrastructures, 12.7.4

within SOA infrastructure, 12.7.3

SOA Management Pack Enterprise Edition, 9

BPEL Process Manager, 9

Central Management Console, 9

Error Hospital, 9

Service Bus, 9

SOA Composite, 9

SOA Infrastructure, 9

SOA reports

SOA diagnostic reports, 12.11.3

using BI Publisher, 12.11.1

using IP, 12.11.2

SOA Suite

ADP metrics, 12.6.1

bulk recovery, 12.16

configuring, 12.5.2

Dehydration Store, 12.8

discovering, 12.4, 12.5

Error Hospital, 12.17

faults and recovery, 12.15

Instance Tracing 11g, 12.7.2

Instance Tracing 12c targets, 12.7.2

metrics and collection, 12.6

new features, 12.1

Service Topology, 12.9

simple recovery, 12.15.5

SOA artifacts and composites, 12.12

SOA Instance Tracing, 12.7

SOA reports, 12.11

supported versions, 12.2

tracking bulk recovery, 12.16.4

troubleshooting, 12.19

UDDI publishing, 12.10

SOA Suite and ADF applications

managing, 38.1.1

starting, Oracle GlassFish Server, 8.1.2

startManagedWeblogic script, 2.5.1

stateful

beans, 39.2.7.7

EJB cache, 39.2.7.7.1

EJB locking, 39.2.7.7.3

EJB transactions, 39.2.7.7.2

stateless, beans, 39.2.7.6

status

Middleware targets, 2.2.1.1

viewing information, 32.2

stopManagedWeblogic script, 2.5.1

stopping

Oracle GlassFish Server, 8.1.2

support matrix for ADP, B

Support Workbench

accessing and logging into, 2.4.1

adding files to package, 2.4.2.7

adding more diagnosability information, 2.4.2.5

Aggregated Diagnostic Summary page, 2.4.2.2

aggregated diagnostics, viewing, 2.4.2.2

annotating problems, 2.4.2.4

closing problems, 2.4.2.10

compatibility with Oracle Fusion Middleware components, 2.4

diagnostics, viewing, 2.4.2.1

named credentials, 2.4.1.2

new credentials, 2.4.1.2

overview and purpose of, 2.4

preferred credentials, 2.4.1.2

searching for problems, 2.4.2.3

uploading package to Oracle support, 2.4.2.7, 2.4.2.8

work flows, 2.4

system level performance, 40.4.1

system requirements

Oracle Identify Management, 30.1

T

target

performance characteristics, 40.1.2

task flows

ADF in Oracle WebCenter, 39.2.3.1

user-defined in Oracle WebCenter, 39.2.3.1.1

thread snapshots

analyzing trace diagnostic images, 21.7

managing, 21.6

threshold violations

in JVM Diagnostics, 21.10

time frame

data displayed, 39.1.4

display interval, 39.1.5.1

specifying, 39.1.5.3

topology

service mode, 38.2

view of Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.7

trace errors

JVM Diagnostics, 22.2

tracing

active threads in JVM Diagnostics, 21.6.1

transactions

conditions, 18.9.9

defining, 16.2

graph of, 16.2

instance inspector, 18.9.4

instance, assembling, 18.9.4

instance, viewing, 18.9.4

logged messages, viewing, 18.9.5

monitoring, 16.3

monitoring in Enterprise Manager, 18.8

policies applied to, 18.9.7

profile of, 18.9.8

properties, 18.9.10

stateful EJB, 39.2.7.7.2

tracing in real time using JVM Diagnostics, 20.1.3

troubleshooting

BPEL Process Manager, 10.7

JVM Diagnostics, 22.8

Oracle Service Bus, 11.9

SOA Suite, 12.19

types

dependency, 39.2.7.2, 39.2.7.2

metric, 39.1.9

U

undeploying an agent, 41.2

UrlMap.properties file, A.3

user

experience, 15

flows, 15.2.4, 18.6.1.4

interface in ADP, 38.2.3

privileges, 14.4

roles, required to use JVM Diagnostics, 20.4

user roles, 14.4

user-defined task flows

Oracle WebCenter, 39.2.3.1.1

V

viewing

class histograms, 21.8

composite applications, 4.5

composite applications dashboard, 4.1

heap snapshots, 21.8

heap usage by objects, 21.5.8.2

heap usage by roots, 21.5.8.1

JVM Diagnostics class histogram, 21.5.6.2

JVM Diagnostics Heap Analysis page, 21.5.5

JVM Diagnostics Performance Summary page, 21.5.3

JVM Diagnostics snapshot, 21.9.4

JVM Diagnostics threshold violations, 21.10

JVM Home page, 21.5.1

JVM Live Thread Analysis page, 21.5.4

JVM Performance Diagnostics page, 21.5.2

JVM pool live thread analysis, 21.4.3

modeled entities in Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.6

registered JVM managers, 21.2.5

registered JVMs, 21.2.5

request instance diagnostics in JVM Diagnostics, 21.11

views

delay analysis in Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.1

functional of Application Schema model, 39.1.8

metadata in Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.2

operation routing rules in Oracle ESB, 39.2.5.5

partner link bindings in Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.5

partner link type role in Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.4

partner links in Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.3

service definition view in Oracle ESB, 39.2.5.3

service details in Oracle ESB, 39.2.5.1

service operations in Oracle ESB, 39.2.5.4

service parent details in Oracle ESB, 39.2.5.2

topology of Oracle BPEL processes, 39.2.4.7

W

Web 2.0 service

Oracle WebCenter, 39.2.3.1.2

Web applications, 39.2.7.5

WebLogic

key metrics, 40.5

WebLogic domains, 13.1.1

monitoring, 7

Oracle Business Intelligence Instance, 13.1.1

Oracle Essbase, 13.1.2

WebLogic Servers

collecting metrics, 7.3

workshop projects, 39.2.7.4