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Oracle Apps DBA: Keeping E-Business Suite Alive · Module 18 · Capstone: a system handed over

Making it observable

Lesson 182 of 184 · 3 min

The SHORT MONITORING LIST from Module 13, in place and PROVEN TO FIRE. "Proven to fire" is the requirement, because monitoring that has never alerted is untested infrastructure — Module 13 Lesson 9's three failures are all monitoring that existed and did not work. THE LIST IS MODULE 13 LESSON 1 AND IT IS SHORT ON PURPOSE. Availability, space, the concurrent queue, backup success and error rates. Resist adding more on an estate you have just met — a long list produces alert fatigue before it produces value, and you do not yet know what normal looks like here. AVAILABILITY NEEDS BOTH AN EXTERNAL CHECK AND A DEEP ONE. External because a check on the box cannot report the box being down — Module 13 Lesson 3 — and deep because a process check passes for a system nobody can use, which is Module 13 Lesson 2. SPACE IS THE

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In this module: Module 18 · Capstone: a system handed over

  1. 1The brief
  2. 2Establishing what you have
  3. 3Making it recoverable
  4. 4Making it observable
  5. 5The performance complaint
  6. 6The handover