Get in Touch
 Duration 35 hours

Course Outline

Introduction

  • Comprehensive overview of Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM)
  • Historical development and technological evolution of the platform
  • Core functionalities and operational advantages for public sector use

Deployment and Configuration Procedures

  • Hardware and software prerequisites
  • Installation protocols for Oracle Management Server (OMS) and Oracle Management Agent (OMA)
  • Initial setup and environmental calibration

System Architecture and Core Components

  • Structural design of the OEM framework
  • Essential modules: OMS, Oracle Management Repository (OMR), agent services, and extensible plug-ins

User Interface Navigation

  • Functional overview of the administrative console
  • Customization of dashboards for role-based visibility

Asset and Group Administration

  • Procedures for adding and maintaining monitored targets
  • Structuring and governing target groups for effective resource organization

Surveillance and Alerting Mechanisms

  • Implementation of monitoring templates
  • Configuration of notification channels and alert thresholds
  • Oversight of incident lifecycles and event management

Job System Fundamentals

  • Categorization of supported job types
  • Protocols for generating and governing automated tasks

Automation of Standardized Procedures

  • Scheduling mechanisms for recurring tasks
  • Utilization of job libraries and standardized templates

Execution Monitoring and Oversight

  • Real-time tracking of job status and progress
  • Protocols for managing failures and executing retry logic

Performance Surveillance

  • Definition of critical performance indicators
  • Application of monitoring tools and analytical techniques

Health Verification and Diagnostic Analysis

  • Execution of system health checks
  • Interpretation of diagnostic data for operational insights

Troubleshooting and Optimization

  • Resolution of frequently encountered operational issues
  • Strategies for enhancing system performance

Configuration Governance

  • Review and comparative analysis of system configurations
  • Management of configuration drift to ensure consistency

Compliance Management Framework

  • Establishment of compliance policies and standards
  • Surveillance of compliance deviations and violations

Patch Administration

  • Strategic planning and deployment of software patches
  • Best practices for maintaining patch integrity

BI Publisher Application

  • Overview of BI Publisher capabilities
  • Development of custom reporting solutions

Data Analysis and Reporting

  • Generation of performance and compliance assessments
  • Utilization of reports for evidence-based decision-making

Report Distribution and Sharing

  • Supported export formats for documentation
  • Scheduling and dissemination of reports to stakeholders

Cloud Resource Administration

  • Oversight of Oracle Cloud assets via OEM
  • Strategies for managing hybrid cloud environments

Security and Access Governance

  • Administration of roles, privileges, and permissions
  • Security best practices for protecting government data

Integration with External Systems

  • Interoperability with third-party tools and platforms
  • Leveraging OEM APIs for extended functionality

Conclusion and Future Recommendations

Requirements

  • Fundamental knowledge of Oracle Database administration protocols
  • Working familiarity with IT infrastructure management concepts

Intended Audience

  • Database administrators responsible for system integrity
  • IT managers and system administrators overseeing public sector resources
  • Technical support personnel providing operational assistance

Number of participants


Price per participant

Testimonials (1)

Upcoming Courses

Related Categories