Database Availability
Instance and cluster uptime
Open & Active Cursors
Cursor usage on Oracle
Preconfigured Oracle Database KPIs
Built-in metrics ready to use
Deployment
Setup through a wizard
Overview
GermainUX provides real-time Observability, Performance Monitoring, Analytics, Alerting, and Automation for Oracle Database. Monitor database availability, SQL performance, sessions, locks, connections, tablespaces, datafiles, redo and archive logs, backups, errors, and supporting infrastructure. GermainUX provides visibility across:ApplicationSQL QueryOracle DatabaseInstance / RACInfrastructure
Database Availability
Continuously monitor Oracle Database availability and connectivity. GermainUX helps teams:- Monitor database uptime
- Detect connectivity issues
- Identify database availability problems
- Track availability over time
- Alert when the database becomes unavailable
Database Performance
Monitor key Oracle Database performance metrics to identify bottlenecks and resource constraints. Analyze metrics associated with:- CPU
- Memory
- Disk I/O
- Network
- Database activity
- Resource utilization
SQL Query Performance
Monitor SQL executed against Oracle Database. Analyze:- Query response time
- SQL execution
- Execution plans
- Index usage
- Slow-running queries
Sessions & Locks
Monitor active Oracle sessions and database locking conditions. GermainUX can help identify:- Active sessions
- Long-running sessions
- Blocked sessions
- Locked objects
- Lock contention
- Database deadlocks
Database Connections
Monitor Oracle Database connection activity and utilization. Identify conditions such as:- Excessive connections
- Unexpected connection growth
- Connection utilization
- Potential connection leaks
Open & Active Cursors
Monitor Oracle cursor activity. GermainUX provides KPIs for:- Database Open Cursor Count
- Database Active Cursors
Tablespaces & Datafiles
Monitor Oracle tablespace and datafile capacity. Analyze:- Tablespace utilization
- Temporary space
- Available capacity
- Database size
- Datafile usage
- Storage growth
Redo Log & Archive Log Monitoring
Monitor Oracle redo-log and archive-log activity. GermainUX can help teams analyze:- Redo-log activity
- Redo-log utilization
- Archive-log activity
- Recovery-area conditions
- Log-space utilization
Backup & Recovery
Monitor Oracle backup and recovery processes. Analyze:- Backup execution
- Backup completion
- Backup failures
- Recovery activity
- Recovery time
Database Errors & Alerts
Monitor Oracle Database errors, warnings, and diagnostic information. GermainUX can identify and analyze:- Database errors
- Warnings
- Informational events
- Recurring database conditions
- Diagnostic alerts
Oracle RAC Monitoring
For Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC), GermainUX supports monitoring Oracle telemetry using the corresponding globalGV$ system views.
This enables monitoring across multiple Oracle instances rather than limiting analysis to a single database instance.
Monitoring can be configured according to whether visibility is required at:
- Cluster level
- Individual instance level
- Both
Preconfigured Oracle Database KPIs
GermainUX provides Oracle Database KPIs including:- Database Deadlocks
- Database Table Locks
- Database Errors
- Database Temp Space
- Database Logspace Utilization
- Database Size
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- Database Tablespace Utilization
- Database Open Cursor Count
- Database Active Cursors
Custom Oracle Query Monitoring
GermainUX can execute configurable SQL against Oracle Database. This allows monitoring to extend beyond preconfigured Oracle metrics. Custom Query Monitors can access permitted:- Oracle system views
- DBA views
- Application tables
- Business data
- Operational data
Detect Oracle Database Issues
GermainUX can detect conditions such as:- Database unavailable
- Slow SQL
- Blocked sessions
- Deadlocks
- Table locks
- Excessive connections
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- Cursor growth
- Tablespace capacity issues
- Temporary-space issues
- Redo/archive-log conditions
- Database errors
- Backup failures
- Custom database conditions
Real-Time Dashboards & Automated Reports
Create dashboards and automated reports for Oracle Database telemetry. Examples include:- Database availability
- Performance
- SQL performance
- Sessions and locks
- Connections
- Cursors
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- Tablespaces
- Database size
- Redo/archive logs
- Errors
- Backup status
- RAC instances
- Custom database KPIs
Alerts & SLA Monitoring
Configure SLAs and alerts for Oracle Database conditions requiring attention. For example:- Database unavailable
- Query response time exceeds threshold
- Deadlock detected
- Blocked session detected
- Tablespace utilization exceeds threshold
- Temporary space exceeds threshold
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- Excessive connections
- Database error detected
- Backup failure
Automation
Oracle Database conditions can trigger GermainUX automation. For example:MonitorDetectAnalyzeAlertAutomate
Depending on the use case, automation can include:
- Notifications
- Reports
- Scripts
- Operational workflows
- Remediation actions where appropriate
Correlate Oracle with Applications & Infrastructure
Oracle Database telemetry can be combined with other technologies monitored by GermainUX. For example:User / ApplicationTransactionSQL QueryOracle DatabaseInfrastructure
For RAC:
ApplicationSQL QueryOracle RACInstanceInfrastructure
This helps teams determine whether degradation originates in the application, SQL, database instance, RAC environment, or supporting infrastructure.
Deployment
Oracle Database monitoring is executed by the GermainUX Engine. GermainUX provides an Oracle Database Server Wizard to help deploy Oracle monitoring. See Deploy Monitoring for Oracle Database for deployment instructions.Get Help
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