Optimise, secure and maximise the value of your Oracle Enterprise Manager
Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) is a powerful tool for managing and monitoring Oracle environments.
However, many companies face challenges when it comes to maintaining and optimising their installations.
Our Oracle Enterprise Manager Health Check ensures that your OEM environment is optimally configured, up-to-date and aligned with best practices -
for maximum efficiency, minimum risk and secure licensing.
The OEM Health Check is based on 4 pillars:
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comprehensive analysis of the existing OEM infrastructure
A comprehensive analysis of the existing infrastructure is the basis for all subsequent services.
This analysis determines how many OEM environments are in use in your company.
It is important to know which versions and which patch levels of the OEM are in use.
This includes all OEM components such as the OEM repository database, Oracle Management Server,
Oracle Agents, etc., as well as infrastructure and security components such as OS, Java, certificates, firewalls, etc.
This analysis includes the environments that are managed by the OEM or OEMs.
This includes the entire topology of the environments in your company:
- How many databases are managed?
- Are there other components that are managed with the OEM, such as Web Logic Server, etc.?
- Which versions of the managed components are in use?
For the OEM configurations, it must be analysed which parameters are monitored,
what are the threshold values, when is a notification triggered (how and to whom), etc.
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installation, upgrade, patching of the OEM infrastructure to the current version
All OEM components are upgraded to the latest version and updated with the available patches.
This includes the OEM repository database, the Oracle Management Server (OMS) and the Oracle Agents on the various systems.
Based on the results of the analysis, we plan the installation, upgrade and/or patching process with you.
The planning includes all technical steps and the technical requirements to be able to carry out the installation.
The planning also includes an estimate of the time required for the installation.
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identification of possible licensing risks that could lead to unexpected costs
The OEM harbours a latent risk that tasks are executed during daily work that result in additional licensing costs.
With an appropriate configuration, the risk can be significantly reduced or eliminated.
The question remains, have tasks already been executed that have led to a licence violation?
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Optimised definition of monitoring and alerting parameters
The correct and sensible definition of monitoring and alerting parameters is the key to efficient management of your Oracle environments.
It is the basis for a fast and targeted diagnosis of issues that occur on the Oracle environments.
Correct and efficient alert configuration also ensures that activities, especially on-call activities, are deployed effectively.
Why you should use the Tradeware OEM Health Check
- Avoid unexpected licence costs
- Ensure that your OEM system is correctly patched and up to date
- Optimise monitoring and alerting settings for more efficient incident management
- Reduction of support requests to Oracle through improved OEM configuration
- Minimisation of security risks through regular maintenance and updates
On the safe side with Tradeware OEM Health Check
The Tradeware Oracle Enterprise Manager Health Check helps you regain control,
optimise performance and avoid costly problems before they occur.
Make sure your Enterprise Manager is working for you - not against you.