OEM

Adding an Oracle Fusion Middleware/WebLogic Domain target to OEM is not that difficult, albeit must be done manually. Simply navigate to the gear icon, then Add Target > Add Targets Manually. Click on Add Using Guided Process. Now select Oracle Fusion Middleware/WebLogic

When you add a WebLogic Domain target to OEM, it automatically adds a number of target types included in this domain such as Application Deployments, Oracle WebLogic Server, Oracle Coherence Cache, Email Driver, and so on. It's not unusual to have hundreds

The Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) Cloud Control Agent is installed on each host in your environment. This can be a Linux, Windows, or Solaris host, and typically (though not necessarily) there is 1 agent installed per host. The OEM Agent listens on a default

Here is my custom availability report in Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) 13c (using Information Publisher). It consists of multiple elements across multiple rows. Though this report is specific to WebLogic Managed Servers, it could apply to any target type. Each element is a distinct

There was a need to create a custom Information Publisher Report in Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c to provide uptime metrics. These uptime metrics were to be calculated weekly, from Monday to Friday, only for the hours of 8am to 5pm, and for specific targets.

Unfortunately, the Incident Manager page in Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c is slow, cumbersome, and lacks customization. Running an SQL query against the OMS repository is extremely quick and efficient and you can get exactly what you need. Here is a simple query to pull

This post describes the steps needing to be done on the OEM Agent if the WebLogic password used to connect has been changed. It needs only be changed once per domain. This same set of instructions can be used if you decide to use

The email alerts generated from Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control are not the most appealing visually, with formatting not easy on the eyes and includes a slew of unnecessary information and clutter. To customize email notification in OEM Cloud Control 12c/13c, login as

In rare cases, the Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control Agent may fail during the installation, and the cause of the installation failure can be found in any of the .err, .log, or .out files. In one particular instance, the installation of an OEM Agent