Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control Reviews

My company's team takes care of the use cases related to the product, and they use the tool to deal with middleware products like Tomcat, OHS, and WebLogic. In general, the aforementioned middleware products are managed with the help of Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control.

In our company's environment, there are multiple installations related to OHS and different kinds of middleware products. One of the teams in my company uses the tool to validate the middleware products in a single window and increase memory utilization, after which it is configured to the applications to enhance performance.

Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control is a tool with which, in our organization, we can manage the database we use Oracle. With Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control, our company manages areas like infrastructure, hardware, and operating systems from a performance perspective. The handling of areas related to performance, installation handling, and anything related to the management of the cloud can be done with Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control. Cost. The tool can help users manage the virtualization part in an environment, and users can also use the tool as a plug-in to manage the area of virtualization.

Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control serves as a proactive tool in terms of performance since, through the monitoring part, you can find the issues and handle them directly. All the databases you run in your environment can be managed through Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control. The software itself is very valuable. The way the tool allows users to manage the infrastructure, which includes the hardware, databases, and everything else in one place, makes up for its valuable features.

We are an Oracle reseller and I have worked with different customers using this solution. This review is largely based on one of my customer's experience with the solution.

This solution allows customers to be able to monitor and manage the complete Oracle IT infrastructure in a single console. Many customers want to consolidate their infrastructure; they gain more in support services, performance, and security because the more you have consolidated, the better the service delivery, and the better the return on investment. The customers who have benefited most are fully consolidated using Oracle storage, Oracle hardware, Oracle databases, and Oracle applications.

In the event that there is an increase in workload, there is a single point of support services. When there is a mix of technologies, you have issues with services, and this is the reason that a unified platform is beneficial.

This solution is designed to maintain critical business applications, and sometimes there are a large number of them. Once this solution is configured, it will help administrators centralize their management of the environment.

With version 12c, it allows you to not only administer but provides valuable insight into the physical server. This includes information such as CPU usage, storage, workload, and details about the operating system.

Ultimately, this solution provides for centralization of everything. The administrators are notified of relevant issues, so a local administrator can attend to fix the problem. This means that problem identification and resolution is quite fast.

Prior to having a single point of management, IT services would not necessarily be able to quickly find the problem. For example, it may arise because of the operating system, CPU utilization, or maybe the hardware. You would not necessarily know what has happened within the environment.

Primary use case was to have a central web interface where we could administrate all Oracle Database instances.

After installing, I found out that it is not only a database administration console. You could manage hosts, middleware apps (WebLogic), and many more plugins, which are available to download for other vendors' software and databases.

Our banking environment is based on Oracle Databases (11.2.0.4) and our banking software is Oracle FLEXCUBE (12.0.3), which is running on WebLogic (10.3.6). In total, I have about 15 databases registered in Cloud Control and four to five WebLogic consoles, all of which are self-monitored from Oracle Cloud Control 13C monitoring software, and configured to send an email alert when a metric threshold is triggered.

I have registered a testing Microsoft SQL Server environment, but I did not find it very useful (it cannot be used as an alternative or as SQL Server Management Studio).

Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control has been really useful for our organisation. Before Enterprise Manager, I had 15 different database consoles with no centralised monitoring or alerting system. With EM, it has been easier to monitor all DB errors. For example, it is possible to register your My Oracle Support account, so when you get an error, it will automatically search for a document in My Oracle Support.

Also, you can create a system group (database, application, and web server), so you can monitor performance as a system.

The tool is mainly for monitoring databases, especially focusing on performance. It supports various databases, including Oracle, allowing daily activity monitoring. The solution enables displaying performance metrics, providing continuous tracking. It also offers management capabilities for connected databases, featuring graphical performance graphs. Users can perform tasks like killing sessions and controlling database elements. Additionally, it allows viewing tables, SAN disks, and other database components.

The tool's most valuable feature is performance and monitoring. 

We use the solution to create a big backup of the databases and base monitoring of the database.

The valuable feature is job scheduling. It manages the database's scheduling, history, and growth, helping monitor CPU and space usage across the entire data center. It provides a comprehensive view of operations.

I use Oracle EMCC for comprehensive management of our Oracle environments. It is like our enterprise project portal for construction projects. We plan the project with an Enterprise Project Structure and a Work Breakdown Structure. Under the WBS, we create tasks. Once tasks are completed, data is updated at both the WBS and project levels. EMCC helps us schedule, track progress, and maintain records, making it crucial for managing projects in the construction and IT industries.

The most valuable feature of Oracle EMCC is its flexibility to manage various industries, projects, and tasks. It allows for both manual and dependency-based task management, similar to Microsoft Project. However, EMCC is Project Management Institute compliant, providing a robust solution for planners and engineers.

We use the solution to manage our databases and middleware solutions for Oracle. It helps monitor databases and define metrics when you need to be notified. 

Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control helps to monitor growth and capacity and provides statistics that can help in decision-making. This helps to improve our infrastructure and see to the future needs.