Analyze Oracle E-Business Suite Data

Analyze Data Using Oracle Infrastructure Monitoring

Oracle Infrastructure Monitoring simplifies monitoring by offering a common set of metrics that enable you to compare the performance across tiers. You can monitor the status and health across tiers and be alerted about issues, troubleshoot, and resolve them before they affect users.

For a typical workflow to use Oracle Infrastructure Monitoring for monitoring the availability and performance of your infrastructure, see Monitor the Availability and Performance of Your Infrastructure in Using Oracle Infrastructure Monitoring.

Oracle Infrastructure Monitoring has the following metrics for Oracle E-Business Suite:

Component	Metrics
EBS	Active User Sessions Active User Sessions By Responsibility Executions by Program Requests By Application
EBS Concurrent Processing	Capacity Utilization of Concurrent Managers Long Active Concurrent Requests Long Active Concurrent Requests By Manager Users With Most Pending Requests Users With Most Running Requests
EBS Forms System	Forms Database Sessions Per User Forms Database Sessions Per Application
EBS Workflow Notification Mailer	Deferred Records Inbound Notifications Outbound Notifications Queue Details

For the Long Active Concurrent Requests metrics in the EBS Concurrent Processing entity, you can select the elapsed time threshold and the maximum elapsed time. Navigate to Oracle Management Cloud home page > Administration > Entity Configuration > Configure Entities > Select EBS Concurrent Processing entity > In the Conguration Properties dialog box, select Metrics. Update the values of the fields Max Elapsed Time (days) - Long Active Requests and Elapsed Time Threshold - Long Active Requests (minutes). You can also select to view the metrics earliest-first or latest-first by specifying asc or desc respectively in the field Earliest (asc) / Latest (desc) - Long Active Requests.

The Slow Running and Long Pending Requests metrics under Long Active Concurrent Requests metrics are collected every 5 minutes.

Analyze Data Using Oracle Log Analytics

Using Oracle Log Analytics, you can reduce millions of log events into a smaller set of patterns. Oracle Log Analytics provides search and analytics capabilities to users through query language or visual builder to obtain useful information and slice and dice through data. It also provides different mechanisms to be proactive about issues through Machine Learning and Alerting capabilities. The following are the some of the tasks that you can perform on Oracle Log Analytics to analyze your log data:

Task	More Information
Oracle E-Business Suite specific feature: Use out-of-the-box query for EBS Concurrent Requests analysis	Use the Getting Started Panel in Using Oracle Log Analytics
Oracle E-Business Suite specific use case: Visualize Time Series Data Using the Link Trend Feature	Visualize Time Series Data Using the Link Trend Feature in Using Oracle Log Analytics
Visualize data using charts and controls	Visualize Data Using Charts and Controls in Using Oracle Log Analytics
Perform advanced analytics using Link	Perform Advanced Analytics Using Link in Using Oracle Log Analytics
Detect anomalies using outliers	Detect Anomalies Using Outliers in Using Oracle Log Analytics
Perform dynamic log analysis	Perform Dynamic Log Analysis in Using Oracle Log Analytics
Analyze host log trends to proactively monitor infrastructure	Analyzing Host Log Trends to Proactively Monitor Infrastructure ( Tutorial)

Analyze Data Using Oracle Application Performance Monitoring

Oracle Application Performance Monitoring provides a platform for monitoring and managing your web applications. The following are the some of the tasks that you can perform on Oracle Application Performance Monitoring to analyze your applications:

Task	More Information
Isolate and diagnose application performance issues	Isolate and Diagnose Application Performance Issues in Using Oracle Application Performance Monitoring
Gain end-to-end visibility into the performance of your application across all tiers	Monitor Application Performance in Using Oracle Application Performance Monitoring
Troubleshoot end user monitoring	Troubleshoot End User Monitoring in Installing and Configuring Oracle Application Performance Monitoring
Troubleshoot synthetic tests	Troubleshoot Synthetic Tests in Using Oracle Application Performance Monitoring
Drill down to the related logs in context to a problem and find its root cause	Drill Down to Related Logs in Using Oracle Application Performance Monitoring