Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
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Part I Overview and Setup Details
- 1 Introduction to Lifecycle Management
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Setting Up Your Infrastructure
- Getting Started with Setting Up Your Infrastructure
- Setting Up Oracle Software Library
- Setting Up Credentials
- Creating Enterprise Manager User Accounts
- (Optional) Setting Up My Oracle Support
- (Optional) Configuring Self-Update
- (Optional) Setting Up E-mail Notifications
- (Optional) Setting Restricted Accesses for the Root Components
- Part II Discovery
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Part III Database Provisioning
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Overview of Database Provisioning
- Introduction to Database Provisioning
- Supported Use Cases and Targets Provisioned Using Database Provisioning Procedures
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Setting Up Database Provisioning
- Meeting Basic Infrastructure and Host Requirements
- Understanding Administrator Privileges for Provisioning Database
- Prerequisites for Designers
- Prerequisites for Operators
- Creating Database Provisioning Profiles
- Viewing, Creating, and Deleting Database Provisioning Profiles Using EMCLI
- Creating Installation Media
- Creating Database Templates
- Uploading Database Templates to Software Library
- Creating Database Provisioning Entities
- Downloading Cluster Verification Utility
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Creating and Provisioning Oracle Databases
- Oracle Database Topology
- Creating Databases
- Provisioning Databases
- 6 Provisioning Oracle Grid Infrastructure for Oracle Databases
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Provisioning Oracle Grid Infrastructure for Oracle Real Application Clusters Databases
- Getting Started with Provisioning Grid Infrastructure for Oracle RAC Databases
- Oracle Real Application Clusters Database Topology
- Oracle Flex Clusters and Flex ASM
- Provisioning Grid Infrastructure with Oracle Real Application Clusters Database and Configuring Database with Oracle Automatic Storage Management
- Provisioning Oracle Real Application Clusters Database with File System on an Existing Cluster
- Provisioning Oracle Real Application Clusters Database with File System on a New Cluster
- Using No Root Credentials for Provisioning Oracle Real Application Clusters (Oracle RAC) Databases
- 8 Provisioning Oracle Real Application Clusters One (Oracle RAC One) Node Databases
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Provisioning Oracle Real Application Clusters for 12c and 18c
- Getting Started with Provisioning Oracle Real Application Clusters for 12c and 18c
- Core Components Deployed When Provisioning Oracle RAC
- Cloning a Running Oracle Real Application Clusters
- Provisioning Oracle Real Application Clusters Using Gold Image
- Provisioning Oracle Real Application Clusters Using Archived Software Binaries
- Provisioning Oracle Real Application Clusters (Oracle RAC) Databases Using No Root Credentials
- 10 Extending Oracle Real Application Clusters
- 11 Deleting or Scaling Down Oracle Real Application Clusters
- 12 Provisioning Oracle Database Replay Client
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Provisioning Oracle Standby Databases
- Overview of Creating a Standby Database
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Creating a New Physical Standby Database (single-instance only)
- Step 1: Determine the backup type
- Step 2: Set up the backup options
- Step 3: Select the Oracle home in which to create the standby database
- Step 4: Set up the location for standby database files
- Step 5: Provide standby database configuration parameters
- Step 6: Review the information before clicking Finish
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Creating a New Logical Standby Database (single-instance only)
- Step 1: Determine the backup type
- Step 2: Set up the backup options
- Step 3: Select the Oracle home in which to create the standby database
- Step 4: Set up the location for standby database files
- Step 5: Provide standby database configuration parameters
- Step 6: Review the information before clicking Finish
- Managing an Existing Standby Database with Data Guard Broker
- Creating a Primary Database Backup Only
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Managing Pluggable Databases Using Enterprise Manager
- Getting Started With Managing Pluggable Databases Using Enterprise Manager
- Overview of Managing Pluggable Databases Using Enterprise Manager
- Provisioning Pluggable Databases Using Enterprise Manager
- Relocating Pluggable Databases Using Enterprise Manager
- Removing Pluggable Databases Using Enterprise Manager
- Viewing Pluggable Database Job Details Using Enterprise Manager
- Administering Pluggable Databases Using Enterprise Manager
- 15 Cloning Oracle Databases and Pluggable Databases
- 16 Database High Availability REST API
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Overview of Database Provisioning
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Part IV Hybrid Cloud Management
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Hybrid Solution: Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Management
- Hybrid Cloud Cloning Overview
- Cloning in Hybrid Cloud Use Cases
- Prerequisites for Cloning in Oracle Cloud
- Cloning to Oracle Cloud
- Cloning to Oracle Cloud Using Oracle Storage Service
- Cloning from Oracle Cloud
- Cloning Within Oracle Cloud
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Hybrid Solution: Oracle Cloud Platform Management
- About Hybrid Cloud Management
- Viewing and Monitoring Database Cloud Services
- Typical Hybrid Cloud Management Workflow
- Setting Up Hybrid Cloud
- Defining the Oracle Database Cloud Service Settings
- Discovering the Database Cloud Service
- Managing Data Sources
- Defining the Database Backup Cloud Service Settings
- Monitoring the Discovered Database Cloud Service
- Refreshing the Cloud Database Service
- Clone Management
- Defining the Oracle Compute Service Settings
- Discovering the Oracle Compute Service
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Hybrid Solution: Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Management
- Part V Database Upgrade
- Part VI Database Security
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Part VII Middleware Provisioning
- 24 Overview of Middleware Provisioning
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Provisioning Fusion Middleware Domain and Oracle Homes
- Getting Started with Fusion Middleware Provisioning
- Different Approaches to Launch the Provision Fusion Middleware Deployment Procedure
- High-Level Steps for Middleware Provisioning
- Prerequisites for Provisioning from the Middleware Provisioning Profiles
- Creating Middleware Provisioning Profiles
- Provisioning of a new Fusion Middleware Domain from an Installation Media Based-Profile or an Oracle Home Based-Profile
- Provisioning a Fusion Middleware Domain from an Existing Oracle Home
- Cloning from an Existing WebLogic Domain Based-Profile
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Provisioning the SOA Domain and Oracle Homes
- Getting Started with Provisioning SOA Domain and Oracle Home
- Source Environment and Destination Environment after SOA Provisioning
- Supported Versions of SOA for Provisioning
- Before you Begin Provisioning SOA Domain and Oracle Home
- Use Case 1: First Time Provisioning of a SOA Domain
- Use Case 2: Provisioning from a SOA Oracle Home Based Provisioning Profile
- Use Case 3: Cloning from a Provisioning Profile based on an Existing SOA Domain
- Use Case 4: Provisioning from an Existing SOA Home
- Use Case 5: Scaling Up an Existing SOA Domain
- Use Case 6 - Cloning a database in WebLogic Domain
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Provisioning the Service Bus Domain and Oracle Homes
- Getting Started with Provisioning Service Bus Domain and Oracle Home
- Supported Versions of Service Bus for Provisioning
- Before you Begin Provisioning Service Bus Domain and Oracle Home
- Use Case 1: First Time Provisioning of a Service Bus Domain
- Use Case 2: Provisioning from a Service Bus Home Based Provisioning Profile
- Use Case 3: Cloning from a Provisioning Profile based on an Existing Service Bus Domain
- Use Case 4: Provisioning from an Existing Service Bus Home
- Use Case 5: Scaling Up an Existing Service Bus Domain
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Provisioning the Oracle WebCenter Domain and Oracle Homes
- Getting Started with Provisioning WebCenter Domain and Oracle Home
- About WebCenter Topologies Supported in Enterprise Manager
- Source Environment and Destination Environment after WebCenter Provisioning
- Supported Versions of WebCenter for Provisioning
- Before you Begin Provisioning WebCenter Domain and Oracle Home
- Use Case 1: First Time Provisioning of a WebCenter Portal with Lock-downs
- Use Case 2: Provisioning a WebCenter Home
- Use Case 3: Cloning an Existing WebCenter Portal Environment
- Use Case 4: Provisioning from an Existing WebCenter Home
- Use Case 5: Scaling Up an Existing WebCenter Domain
- 29 Middleware Provisioning using the EM CLI
- 30 Middleware Profiles Using REST APIs
- 31 Scaling Up / Scaling Out Fusion Middleware Domains
- 32 Export and Import of Domain Partitions
- 33 Migrating a Domain to a Partition
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Deploying / Redeploying / Undeploying Java EE Applications
- Getting Started with the Deploy/Undeploy Java EE Application Deployment Procedure
- Deploying, Undeploying, or Redeploying Java EE Applications
- Supported Releases for Deploy/Undeploy Java EE Applications Deployment Proceudre
- Prerequisites for Deploying/Undeploying Java EE Applications
- Creating a Java EE Application Component
- Java EE Applications Deployment Procedure
- Deploying / Redeploying / Undeploying Java EE Applications Using EMCLI
- 35 Provisioning Coherence Nodes and Clusters
- 36 Provisioning SOA Artifacts and Composites
- 37 Provisioning Service Bus Resources
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Part VIII Bare Metal Server Provisioning
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Provisioning Bare Metal Servers
- Getting Started with Provisioning Bare Metal Servers
- Overview Of Bare Metal Provisioning
- Supported Releases of Linux
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Setting Up Infrastructure for Bare Metal Provisioning
- Setting Up Stage Server
- Setting Up Boot Server and DHCP Server
- Setting Up RPM Repository
- Configuring Stage Server
- Configuring Boot Server
- Configuring DHCP Server
- Configuring RPM Repository
- Checklist for Boot Server, Stage Server, RPM Repository, and Reference Host
- Configuring Software Library Components
- Prerequites For Provisioning Bare Metal Servers and Oracle VM Servers
- Provisioning Bare Metal Servers
- Provisioning Oracle VM Servers
- Viewing Saved Plans
- Using Saved Plans for Provisioning Linux Operating Systems on Bare Metal Servers
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Provisioning Bare Metal Servers
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Part IX Host Management
- 39 Overview of Host Management
- 40 Setting Up the Environment to Monitor Hosts
- 41 Customizing Your Host Monitoring Environment
- 42 Monitoring Hosts
- 43 Administering Hosts
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Part X Patch Management
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Patching Software Deployments
- Overview of the New Patch Management Solution
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Setting Up the Infrastructure for Patching
- Meeting Basic Infrastructure Requirements for Patching
- Creating Administrators with the Required Roles for Patching
- Setting Up the Infrastructure for Patching in Online Mode (Connected to MOS)
- Setting Up the Infrastructure for Patching in Offline Mode (Not Connected to MOS)
- Analyzing the Environment and Identifying Whether Your Targets Can Be Patched
- Identifying the Patches to Be Applied
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Applying Patches
- Creating a Patch Plan
- Accessing the Patch Plan
- Analyzing, Preparing, and Deploying Patch Plans
- Switching Back to the Original Oracle Home After Deploying a Patch Plan
- Saving Successfully Analyzed or Deployed Patch Plan As a Patch Template
- Creating a Patch Plan from a Patch Template and Applying Patches
- Patching Oracle Grid Infrastructure Targets
- Patching Oracle Exadata
- Patching Oracle Data Guard Targets
- Patching Oracle Identity Management Targets
- Patching Oracle Siebel Targets
- Patching Oracle Service Bus
- Rollback of Oracle Service Bus Patch
- Deploying WebLogic Patches Along with SOA or Oracle Service Bus Patches In A Single Patch Plan
- Diagnosing and Resolving Patching Issues
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Additional Patching Tasks You Can Perform
- Viewing or Modifying a Patch Template
- Saving a Deployed Patch Plan as a Patch Template
- Downloading Patches from a Patch Template
- Deleting a Patch Plan
- Deleting a Patch Template
- Converting a Nondeployable Patch Plan to a Deployable Patch Plan
- Associating Additional Targets to a Patch in a Patch Plan
- Manually Staging the Patching Root Component
- Restricting Root User Access for Patching
- Resolving Patch Conflicts
- Analyzing the Results of Patching Operations
- Customizing Patching Deployment Procedures
- Pausing the Patching Process While Patching Targets in Rolling Mode
- Rolling Back Patches
- End-to-End Use Case: Patching Your Data Center
- Patching Database as a Service Pools
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Patching Linux Hosts
- Overview of Patching Linux Hosts
- About the Deployment Procedure for Patching Linux Hosts
- Supported Linux Releases
- Setting Up Infrastructure for Linux Patching
- Patching Linux Hosts
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Managing Linux Configuration Files
- Overview of Linux Configuration Files
- Prerequisites for Managing Configuration Files
- Creating a Linux Configuration File Channel
- Uploading Linux Configuration Files to a Particular Channel
- Importing Linux Configuration Files from One Channel to Another
- Deploying Linux Configuration Files From a Particular Channel
- Deleting a Linux Configuration File Channel
- Oracle Grid Infrastructure and Oracle RAC Configuration Support
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Additional Linux Patching Tasks You Can Perform
- Viewing Linux Patching Compliance History
- Patching Non-Compliant Linux Packages
- Rolling Back Linux Patch Update Sessions or Deinstalling Packages
- Registering a Custom Package Channel
- Cloning a Package Channel
- Copying Packages from One Channel to Another
- Adding Custom Packages to a Channel
- Deleting a Package Channel
- 46 Oracle Linux Home
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Database Fleet Maintenance
- About Database Fleet Maintenance
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Getting Started with Fleet Maintenance
- Meeting the Prerequisites
- Discovering Configuration Pollution
- Creating a Gold Image
- Retrieving a List of Available Gold Images
- Verifying if Image is Applicable
- Deleting an Image or Versions of an Image
- Subscribing the Targets to the Selected Image
- Verifying the Subscription
- Unsubscribing Targets from an Image
- Creating an Updated Version of the Image
- Changing Version Status to Current
- Staging and Deploying the Software
- Migrating the Listeners
- Deploying Container Databases
- Updating the Database / Cluster
- Update De-mystified
- Upgrading Oracle Homes
- Cleaning Up Oracle Homes
- Custom Pre and Post Scripts for Fleet Operations
- Database Fleet Maintenance - RESTful APIs
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Performing Engineered System Software Updates
- Overview of Exadata System Software Update
- Configuring Options for Exadata Component Software Updates
- Updating Exadata Database Servers
- Updating Exadata Storage Servers
- Updating Exadata Infiniband Switches
- Rolling Backup Deployed Software Updates
- Patching Oracle Identity Management Targets
- Overview of Exalytics System Software Update
- Configuring the Options for Oracle Exalytics Updates
- Updating Oracle Exalytics Compute Nodes
- Updating Oracle Exalytics Business Intelligence Instance
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Patching Software Deployments
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Part XI Configuration, Compliance, and Change Management
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Managing Configuration Information
- Overview of Configuration Management
- Overview of Configuration Searches
- Overview of Configuration Browser
- Overview of Configuration History
- Overview of Comparisons and Templates
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Overview of Configuration Extensions and Collections
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Working with Configuration Extensions
- Creating a Custom Target Type
- Creating or Editing a Configuration Extension
- Using the Files & Commands Tab
- Using the SQL Tab
- Setting Up Credentials When Creating a Configuration Extension
- Setting Up Rules
- Managing Configuration Extensions
- About Configuration Extensions and Versioning
- About Configuration Extensions and Privileges
- About Configuration Extensions and Deployment
- Extending Configuration Data Collections
- Using Configuration Extensions as Blueprints
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Working with Configuration Extensions
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Overview of Parsers
- Managing Parsers
- About XML Parsers
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About Format-Specific Parsers
- Database Query Parser Parameters
- Database Query Paired Column Parser Parameters
- Directory Parser Parameters
- E-Business Suite Parser Parameters
- Galaxy CFG Parser Parameters
- MQ-Series Parser Parameters
- Siebel Parser Parameters
- Unix Installed Patches Parser Parameters
- Unix Recursive Directory List Parser Parameters
- About Columnar Parsers
- About Properties Parsers
- Using Parsed Files and Rules
- Overview of Relationships
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Overview of Configuration Topology Viewer
- About Configuration Topology Viewer
- Examples of Using Topology
- Viewing a Configuration Topology
- Determining System Component Structure
- Determining General Status of Target's Configuration Health
- Getting Configuration Health/Compliance Score of a Target
- Analyzing a Problem and Viewing a Specific Issue in Detail
- About Dependency Analysis
- About Impact Analysis
- Creating a Custom Topology View
- Deleting a Custom Topology View
- Excluding Relationships from a Custom Topology View
- Including Relationships to a Target in a Custom Topology View
- Creating a Relationship to a Target
- Deleting a Relationship from a Target
- Controlling the Appearance of Information on a Configuration Topology Graph
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Managing Compliance
- Overview of Compliance
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Evaluating Compliance
- Accessing Compliance Statistics
- Viewing Compliance Summary Information
- Viewing Target Compliance Evaluation Results
- Viewing Compliance Framework Evaluation Results
- Managing Violations
- Investigating Compliance Violations and Evaluation Results
- Investigating Evaluation Errors
- Analyzing Compliance Reports
- Overview of Compliance Score and Importance
- Investigating Real-time Observations
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Configuring Compliance Management
- About Compliance Frameworks
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Operations on Compliance Frameworks
- Creating a Compliance Framework
- Creating Like a Compliance Framework
- Editing a Compliance Framework
- Deleting a Compliance Framework
- Exporting a Compliance Framework
- Importing a Compliance Framework
- Browsing Compliance Frameworks
- Searching Compliance Frameworks
- Browsing Compliance Framework Evaluation Results
- Searching Compliance Framework Evaluation Results
- Browsing Compliance Framework Errors
- Searching Compliance Framework Errors
- Verifying Database Targets Are Compliant with Compliance Frameworks
- About Compliance Standards
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Operations on Compliance Standards
- Creating a Compliance Standard
- Creating Like a Compliance Standard
- Editing a Compliance Standard
- Deleting a Compliance Standard
- Exporting a Compliance Standard
- Importing a Compliance Standard
- Browsing Compliance Standards
- Searching Compliance Standards
- Browsing Compliance Standard Evaluation Results
- Searching Compliance Standard Evaluation Results
- Browsing Compliance Standard Errors
- Searching Compliance Standard Errors
- Associating a Compliance Standard with Targets
- Associating a Compliance Standard with a Group Target
- Viewing Real-time Monitoring Compliance Standard Warnings
- Enabling Security Metrics
- Considerations When Creating Compliance Standards
- About Compliance Standard Rule Folders
- About Compliance Standard Rules
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Operations on Compliance Standards Rules
- Creating a Repository Compliance Standard Rule
- Creating a WebLogic Server Signature Compliance Standard Rule
- Creating a Real-time Monitoring Compliance Standard Rule
- Creating an Agent-side Rule
- Creating a Manual Rule
- Creating a Missing Patches Compliance Standard Rule
- Creating a Configuration Consistency Rule
- Creating Configuration Drift Rule
- Creating Like a Compliance Standard Rule
- Editing a Compliance Standard Rule
- Deleting a Compliance Standard Rule
- Exporting a Compliance Standard Rule
- Importing a Compliance Standard Rule
- Browsing Compliance Standard Rules
- Searching Compliance Standard Rules
- Using Corrective Actions
- Real-time Monitoring Facets
- Examples
- 51 Managing Enterprise Data Governance
- 52 Managing Database Schema Changes
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Additional Setup for Real-time Monitoring
- Overview of Real-Time Monitoring
- Overview of Resource Consumption Considerations
- Configuring Monitoring Credentials
- Preparing To Monitor Linux Hosts
- Preparing To Monitor Windows Hosts
- Preparing To Monitor Solaris Hosts
- Preparing to Monitor AIX Hosts
- Preparing To Monitor the Oracle Database
- Setting Up Change Request Management Integration
- Overview of the Repository Views Related to Real-time Monitoring Features
- Modifying Data Retention Periods
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Real-time Monitoring Supported Platforms
- OS User Monitoring
- OS Process Monitoring
- OS File Monitoring
- OS Windows Registry Monitoring
- OS Windows Active Directory User Monitoring
- OS Windows Active Directory Computer Monitoring
- OS Windows Active Directory Group Monitoring
- Oracle Database Table Monitoring
- Oracle Database View Monitoring
- Oracle Database Materialized View Monitoring
- Oracle Database Index Monitoring
- Oracle Database Sequence Monitoring
- Oracle Database Procedure Monitoring
- Oracle Database Function Monitoring
- Oracle Database Package Monitoring
- Oracle Database Library Monitoring
- Oracle Database Trigger Monitoring
- Oracle Database Tablespace Monitoring
- Oracle Database Cluster Monitoring
- Oracle Database Link Monitoring
- Oracle Database Dimension Monitoring
- Oracle Database Profile Monitoring
- Oracle Database Public Link Monitoring
- Oracle Database Public Synonym Monitoring
- Oracle Database Synonym Monitoring
- Oracle Database Type Monitoring
- Oracle Database Role Monitoring
- Oracle Database User Monitoring
- Oracle Database SQL Query Statement Monitoring
- 54 Overview of Change Activity Planner
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Managing Configuration Information
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Part XII Deployment Procedures
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About Deployment Procedures
- Overview of the Provisioning Page
- Granting Roles and Privileges to Administrators
- Components of a Procedure
- Creating a Procedure
- Managing Deployment Procedures
- Creating, Saving, and Launching User Defined Deployment Procedure (UDDP)
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Procedure Instance Execution Page
- Comparison Between the Existing Design and the New Design for Procedure Instance Execution Page
- Overview of the Procedure Instance Execution Page
- Investigating a Failed Step for a Single or a Set of Targets
- Retrying a Failed Step
- Creating an Incident
- Viewing the Execution Time of a Deployment Procedure
- Searching for a Step
- Downloading a Step Output
- Accessing the Job Summary Page
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Customizing Deployment Procedures
- About Deployment Procedure Customization Types
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Customizing a Deployment Procedure
- Editing the Rolling and Parallel Phase of a Deployment Procedure
- Editing a Job Step of a Deployment Procedure
- Editing a Directive Step of a Deployment Procedure
- Editing a Component Step of a Deployment Procedure
- Editing a File Transfer Step of a Deployment Procedure
- Editing a Host Command Step of a Deployment Procedure
- Editing a Manual Step of a Deployment Procedure
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A Workflow Example for Assigning Values to Deployment Procedure Variables at Runtime
- Step 1: Creating a Perl Script to Assign Values to Deployment Procedure Variables at Runtime
- Step 2: Uploading TestPingAndDPvariable.pl to Software Library
- Step 3: Creating a Deployment Procedure
- Step 4: Launching the Deployment Procedure, and Providing the Variable Values at Runtime
- Step 5: Verifying the Deployment Procedure Variable Values
- Changing Deployment Procedure Error Handling Modes
- Setting Up email Notifications Regarding the Status of Deployment Procedures
- Copying Customized Provisioning Entities from One Enterprise Manager Site to Another
- A Workflow Example for Customizing a Directive
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About Deployment Procedures
- Part XIII Additional Information
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Using Enterprise Manager Command Line Interface
- Overview
- Prerequisites
- Enterprise Manager Command Line Interface Verbs
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Provisioning Using EM CLI
- Creating the Properties File to Submit a Deployment Procedure
- Using Properties File from an Existing Execution of a Deployment Procedure
- Launching a Procedure using an Existing Saved Procedure
- Provisioning Pluggable Databases
- Patching Using EM CLI
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WorkFlow Examples Using EM CLI Commands
- Provisioning Oracle Database Software
- Provisioning Oracle WebLogic Server
- Provisioning User Defined Deployment Procedure
- Patching WebLogic Server Target
- Creating a New Generic Component by Associating a Zip File
- Migrate and Remove a Software Library Storage Location
- Adding ATS Service Test from Using EM CLI
- Limitations of Using Enterprise Manager Command Line Interface
- B Checking Host Readiness Before Provisioning or Patching
- C Using emctl partool Utility
- D Understanding PXE Booting and Kickstart Technology
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End-to-End Use Case: Patching Your Data Center
- The Challenge of Patching Your Data Center
- The Enterprise Manager Solution
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Executing the Example Scenario
- Create Administrators with the Required Roles
- Set Up the Infrastructure
- Analyze the Environment and Identify Whether Your Targets Can Be Patched
- Identify the Relevant Patches
- Create a Patch Plan, Test the Patches, and Certify the Patches
- Create a Change Activity Plan to Roll Out the Patches
- Roll Out the Patches
- Check and Report the Status of the Change Activities
- Verify If the Targets Have Been Patched
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Troubleshooting Issues
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Troubleshooting Database Provisioning Issues
- Grid Infrastructure Root Script Failure
- SUDO Error During Deployment Procedure Execution
- Prerequisites Checks Failure
- Oracle Automatic Storage Management (Oracle ASM) Disk Creation Failure
- Oracle ASM Disk Permissions Error
- Specifying a Custom Temporary Directory for Database Provisioning
- Incident Creation When Deployment Procedure Fails
- Reading Remote Log Files
- Retrying Failed Jobs
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Troubleshooting Patching Issues
- Oracle Software Library Configuration Issues
- My Oracle Support Connectivity Issues
- Host and Oracle Home Credential Issues
- Collection Issues
- Patch Recommendation Issues
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Patch Plan Issues
- Patch Plan Becomes Nondeployable and Fails
- Instances Not to Be Migrated Are Also Shown as Impacted Targets for Migration
- Cluster ASM and Its Instances Do Not Appear as Impacted Targets While Patching a Clusterware Target
- Recovering from a Partially Prepared Plan
- Error #1009 Appears in the Create Plan Wizard While Creating or Editing a Patch Plan
- Analysis Succeeds But the Deploy Button is Disabled
- Patch Plan Fails When Patch Plan Name Exceeds 64 Bytes
- Out-of-Place Patching Fails for 11.2.0.3 Exadata Clusterware
- Patch Plan Analysis Issues
- User Account and Role Issues
- Troubleshooting Linux Patching Issues
- Troubleshooting Linux Provisioning Issues
- Frequently Asked Questions on Linux Provisioning
- Refreshing Configurations
- Reviewing Log Files
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Troubleshooting Database Provisioning Issues
- Index