This next week I’ll be speaking at KSCOPE 2012, helping out with the database track and flying the Enkitec flag, as well as hanging out at the Enkitec booth at the event. Come by and see us, we have some cool stuff on hand and to discuss. If you are interested in anything Exadata, Exalogic, you know the drill, let us know and we can tell you all about our upcoming E4 conference in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area on August 13-14th, E4 I will be attending the E4 event and the day after, August 15th, will be speaking on “Oracle…
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Metric settings, alerting, notifications and escalations have been enhanced in EM12c to support the demands that are falling heavier on the DBA and the larger support scale of the database environment, (ASM, Exadata, middle-tier systems, etc…) As frustrated as I know some folks became when trouble-shooting alerting issues in previous versions of the Enterprise Manager, it should be acknowledged that EM12c has many new features and a new interface for this important part of the Enterprise Manager. I know many times, I’m so busy keeping my eye on the ball, that I can miss what’s stealing third base right under…
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I’ve been part of multiple conversations, via Twitter, Facebook, personal and professional email on the choice of housing Enterprise Managers on a Virtual Machine. Now in the title, I am not to be taken seriously, this is a bit of sarcasm, so please know, I am having a bit of fun with the title and hope to seriously look the logic of why I avoid VM’s for my Enterprise Manager homes. The conversations didn’t get heated, but included many who were passionately against an EM on VM, another set who stated that “Virtualization is the future, including the Enterprise Manager- …