1 Getting Started with Oracle Management Cloud for PeopleSoft
Learn about the environment required to start monitoring PeopleSoft using Oracle Management Cloud.
About Oracle Management Cloud for PeopleSoft
Oracle Management Cloud is a suite of integrated monitoring, management, and analytics cloud offerings. This suite is designed for today’s heterogeneous environments including on-premises, Oracle Cloud, and third-party cloud services. It unifies data and metrics from PeopleSoft entities across your environment into a single platform, providing you with visualizations and detailed information to help troubleshoot performance issues or prevent future ones based on forecasting. Here's a high-level overview diagram outlining an integration of a PeopleSoft environment with Oracle Management Cloud components.
Regardless of which PeopleSoft application you have deployed - whether Human Capital Management (HCM), Enterprise Resource Management (ERP), Financials and Supply Chain Management (FSCM) or Campus Solutions - Oracle Management Cloud enables you to view availability and performance data related to PeopleSoft components such as:
- Application Server Domains
- Process Scheduler Domains
- Pure Internet Architecture (PIA)
Once you discover a PeopleSoft application from Oracle Management Cloud, you gain access to numerous monitoring, diagnostic and analytic capabilities, including the following:
- Monitor the status of submitted PeopleSoft processes to identify processes that are stuck or encountered errors.
- Monitor infrastructure components such as Oracle WebLogic Servers, Oracle Database and underlying hosts to determine if their poor health is negatively impacting the application.
- Use out-of-the-box dashboards against a single PeopleSoft application to understand its overall health.
Create custom dashboards using predefined widgets in order to satisfy unique needs for monitoring your PeopleSoft applications.
- Determine common error trends to examine both ongoing and intermittent issues that may impact end users.
- Analyze log message trends for the underlying host or hosts that support a PeopleSoft application.
- Create solution based alert rules using dedicated triggers for user specific alerting.
- Proactively monitor the user experience and trace the issues to back-end functions.
- Correlate issues found in Oracle Infrastructure Monitoring and Oracle Application Performance Monitoring with PeopleSoft log data.
- Identify and resolve infrastructure capacity bottlenecks.
- Forecast seasonal capacity trending and potential issues.