OEM 13.5 | Oracle Enterprise Manager 13.5 Release Features | OEM 13.5 Release Features - Overview

July 24, 2021  

Hello All,

OEM 13.5 - Oracle Enterprise Manager 13.5 Release has been in the making for over a year and represents major breakthroughs in monitoring and management automation for Oracle environments. Manage migrations with confidence, lower complexity and risk in managing large hybrid cloud deployments of Oracle technologies offering extensibility, increased industry compliance standards support, and platform resiliency. Hyper-Scale Observability & Management: A single EM deployment can scale up to monitor and manage millions of targets. In addition to hyper scalability, EM provides smart features and approaches to manage at scale including Dynamic Groups, Monitoring Templates, Event Compression, and more. You cannot practically manage large environments without utilizing such features.  Integrated Full-Stack Management: EM provides in-depth management of the entire Oracle stack. We call this application-to-SSD monitoring and management – covering packaged applications such as E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, and Siebel, custom-built apps, middle tier/application server, database, operating system, and virtual infrastructure. EM also provides comprehensive support for Oracle Engineered Systems such as Oracle Exadata, Oracle Database Appliance (ODA), Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance (ZDLRA), and Private Cloud Appliance (PCA)—supporting integrated hardware and software monitoring and management of these systems as well as lifecycle management of the databases running on Exadata, PCA, and ODA. Leader in Data Management: EM has been a companion for the Oracle Database, middle-tier and applications for over 20 years. As Oracle Database has evolved and improved over that time, EM has kept pace, with features that enable DBAs to take advantage of those advancements and help manage growing environments in a scalable fashion. Please follow this full post in my blog: http://www.databaselogwriter.com Hope this helps! Cheers! Ramesh.