Autonomous Health Framework Compliance Checks and Diagnostics

Oracle Autonomous Health Framework (AHF) is a diagnostic and system performance framework designed to keep database systems healthy and running while minimizing human reaction time.

You have access to Oracle Autonomous Health Framework as a value add-on to your existing support contract.

There is no additional fee or license required to run Oracle Autonomous Health Framework.

Get Started

Get started with these resources, or jump straight to the user's guide.

Changes in This Release

Learn about the new features available with this release of Oracle Orachk, Oracle Exachk, and Oracle Trace File Analyzer as part of the Oracle Autonomous Health Framework installer.

New and Changed Features

Getting Started

Procedures that describe how to get started using Oracle Autonomous Health Framework. Oracle Orachk, Oracle Exachk, and Oracle Trace File Analyzer share a common installation framework and a large portion of their features and tasks are common.

Managing and Configuring

Manage Autonomous Health Framework Daemon, diagnostic collections, and the collection repository.

Running Checks with Oracle Orachk or Oracle Exachk

Procedures that describe the tasks that you can perform using Oracle Orachk and Oracle Exachk to run health checks.

Collecting and Analyzing Diagnostics

Oracle Trace File Analyzer monitors your logs for significant problems, such as internal errors like ORA-00600, or node evictions.

Autonomous Health Framework Insights (AHF Insights)

Autonomous Health Framework Insights (AHF Insights) provides deeper diagnostic insights into Oracle diagnostic collections collected by AHF diagnostic utilities, Oracle Exachk, Oracle Trace File Analyzer, Exawatcher, and Cluster Health Monitor.

AHF Insights is bundled with AHF installer package. You do not need to run a web server to host this site.

Autonomous Health Framework Fleet Insights (AHF Fleet Insights)

AHF Fleet Insights enables you to efficiently oversee and diagnose a fleet of database systems, ensuring seamless and reliable database services for users. A fleet refers to a collection of database clusters or single-instance systems.