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# Deploying Monitoring & Automation for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE)

> Deploy GermainUX monitoring for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) to cover user experience, availability, JVM, and logs.

Components
[`Engine`](https://docs.germainux.com/main/germain-ux-engine)
[`JS Profiler`](https://docs.germainux.com/main/germain-ux-js-profiler)
[`RPA Bot Recorder`](https://docs.germainux.com/main/germain-ux-rpa-bot-recorder)
[`RUM JS`](https://docs.germainux.com/main/germain-ux-rum-js)

Availability
2017.1 or later

> **[Monitoring Components](#monitoring-components)**
>
> Engine, logs and JVM

> **[Deploy Server-Side Monitoring](#3-deploy-server-side-monitoring)**
>
> Engine setup for OBIEE

> **[Configure Log Access](#6-configure-log-access)**
>
> Grant access to logs

> **[Validate the Deployment](#9-validate-the-deployment)**
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> Run OBIEE test activity

**Deploy Monitoring for OBIEE**

Deploy GermainUX monitoring for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) to monitor user experience, application availability, web-server performance, JVM behavior, Java execution, logs, and supporting infrastructure.

## Monitoring Components

Depending on the required monitoring scope, GermainUX can use:

| Monitoring Scope | Component |
| - | - |
| OBIEE Server & Backend | Engine |
| Real User Monitoring | RUM JS |
| Browser-Based Monitoring | RUM Browser Extension |
| Advanced JavaScript Troubleshooting | JS Profiler |
| Synthetic User Transactions | RPA Bot Recorder |

Additional Java/JVM monitoring can be deployed according to the architecture of the OBIEE environment.

## 1. Start the OBIEE Server Wizard

In Germain Workspace, navigate to:

Left Menu
Wizards
OBIEE Server

Start the OBIEE Server Wizard.

The Wizard guides you through deployment of monitoring for the OBIEE environment.

![Deploying Monitoring & Automation for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE): 1. Start the OBIEE Server Wizard](https://mintcdn.com/germain-ux/hPK2RwO7wyn44bNw/images/main/deploying-monitoring-automation-for-oracle-business-intelligence-enterprise-edition-obiee/image2023-2-21_10-52-27.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=hPK2RwO7wyn44bNw\&q=85\&s=05783ca63bbf8f7b223bb0bc13a15ccb)

## 2. Configure the OBIEE Environment

Configure the OBIEE environment according to the options provided by the Wizard.

Identify the appropriate:

* OBIEE environment
* Server
* Application
* Monitoring components

Use consistent names for Production, Staging, Development, or other monitored environments.

## 3. Deploy Server-Side Monitoring

Deploy the GermainUX Engine monitoring required for the OBIEE server environment.

Ensure the selected GermainUX Engine has the required connectivity to the OBIEE environment.

Server-side monitoring provides the technical telemetry used to analyze OBIEE availability and performance.

## 4. Deploy Real User Monitoring

Where actual OBIEE user experience needs to be monitored, deploy the appropriate GermainUX browser monitoring component.

Use:

* **RUM JS** where browser-side monitoring can be deployed within the application.
* **RUM Browser Extension** where extension-based monitoring is appropriate.

Real User Monitoring provides visibility into actual user sessions, interactions, navigation, and application experience.

## 5. Deploy Java / JVM Monitoring

Where JVM and Java-level visibility is required, deploy the appropriate GermainUX Java monitoring capabilities for the OBIEE environment.

This enables analysis of:

* JVM performance
* CPU
* Memory
* Garbage collection
* Threads
* Java execution

Use Java code profiling where deeper execution-level troubleshooting is required.

## 6. Configure Log Access

Configure access to the OBIEE logs required for monitoring.

Select only logs relevant to operational monitoring and troubleshooting.

Verify that the GermainUX monitoring component can access the configured log sources.

## 7. Configure Synthetic Monitoring — Optional

Use the GermainUX RPA Bot Recorder when proactive synthetic monitoring of important OBIEE user workflows is required.

Synthetic monitoring can complement Real User Monitoring by continuously validating representative application journeys even when no real users are active.

## 8. Review Data Privacy

Before production deployment, review the data captured from OBIEE.

Pay particular attention to:

* User information
* Report content
* Business data displayed within OBIEE
* Authentication information
* Session identifiers
* URLs and parameters
* Sensitive application content

Configure appropriate privacy, masking, anonymization, and exclusion rules before broad production rollout.

## 9. Validate the Deployment

Execute representative OBIEE activity.

For example:

User Login
Navigate OBIEE
Open Content
Interact with Application

Verify the monitoring components deployed for your environment.

Depending on scope, confirm:

* User sessions are received
* User actions are captured
* OBIEE availability is monitored
* Web-server telemetry is received
* JVM telemetry is received
* Java profiling operates where enabled

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> * Logs are collected
> * Server telemetry is received
> * Monitoring is associated with the correct application and environment

## Next Steps

Once monitoring is operational, configure:

* User-experience monitoring
* JVM monitoring
* Java profiling
* Log monitoring
* KPIs
* SLAs

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> * Categorization
> * Correlation
> * Privacy
> * Alerts
> * Automation
> * Dashboards and reports

See **Configure Monitoring for OBIEE**.

## Get More Information

OBIEE environments can vary significantly depending on storefront customization, extensions, integrations, infrastructure, and security requirements.

The GermainUX team can help configure the appropriate monitoring scope, privacy controls, analytics, alerts, and automation for your OBIEE environment.

Please contact us [for any help.](https://docs.germainux.com/main/support.md)

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