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Introduction

  • Overview of Oracle Enterprise Manager.
  • History and evolution of OEM.
  • Key features and benefits.

Installation and Configuration

  • System requirements.
  • Installation steps for Oracle Management Server (OMS) and Oracle Management Agent (OMA).
  • Initial configuration and setup.

Architecture and Components

  • OEM architecture.
  • Key components: OMS, OMR (Oracle Management Repository), agents, and plug-ins.

Navigating the OEM Interface

  • OEM console overview.
  • Customizing the dashboard.

Target and Group Management

  • Adding and managing targets.
  • Organizing and managing target groups.

Monitoring and Alerts

  • Setting up monitoring templates.
  • Configuring notifications and alerts.
  • Managing incidents and events.

Introduction to the Job System

  • Overview of job types.
  • Creating and managing jobs.

Automating Common Tasks

  • Scheduling jobs.
  • Job libraries and templates.

Monitoring Job Execution

  • Tracking job progress.
  • Managing job failures and retries.

Monitoring System Performance

  • Key performance indicators.
  • Performance monitoring tools and techniques.

Health Checks and Diagnostics

  • Running health checks.
  • Analyzing diagnostic data.

Troubleshooting and Tuning

  • Common issues and resolutions.
  • Performance tuning strategies.

Managing Configurations

  • Viewing and comparing configurations.
  • Configuration drift management.

Compliance Framework

  • Defining compliance policies.
  • Monitoring compliance violations.

Patch Management

  • Planning and deploying patches.
  • Patch management best practices.

Using BI Publisher

  • Introduction to BI Publisher.
  • Creating custom reports.

Analyzing System Data

  • Generating performance and compliance reports.
  • Using reports for decision-making.

Exporting and Sharing Reports

  • Report export formats.
  • Scheduling and sharing reports.

Cloud Management

  • Managing Oracle Cloud resources with OEM.
  • Hybrid cloud management strategies.

Security and Access Control

  • Managing roles and privileges.
  • Security best practices in OEM.

Third-Party Integrations

  • Integrating with other tools and systems.
  • Using OEM APIs.

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Foundational knowledge of Oracle Database administration.
  • Familiarity with IT infrastructure management concepts.

Audience

  • Database administrators.
  • IT managers and system administrators.
  • Technical support personnel.
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