Administer and Monitor Your Portal with Oracle Enterprise Manger Mick Andrew Principal Product Manager Oracle Corporation Session id: 40049

Agenda  OracleAS Portal and OEM  Portal and Application Server Control – Real Time Monitoring – Administration – Diagnostic Log File Correlation  Portal and OEM Grid Control – Historical Metric Reports – Thresholds & Notifications – Application Modelling

OracleAS Portal & Enterprise Manager HTTP/S OracleAS Infrastructure HTTP/S OracleAS Mid-Tier1 HTTP/S Grid Control Management Repository HTTP/S Management Service OracleAS Mid-Tier2 Remote OracleAS Metadata Repository or Web Providers

Portal & Application Server Control OracleAS Mid-Tier Application Server Control Management Agent

Application Server Control - Portal Page Flow CacheConfigurationCacheConfiguration DADConfigurationDADConfiguration Web Cache SettingsScreen SettingsScreen Mid-TierPageMid-TierPage Re-AssociationRe-Association LogViewerLogViewer PortMappingPortMapping HTTP Server SyndicationServerSyndicationServer UltraSearchUltraSearch Web Cache ProvidersProviders mod_plsqlServicesmod_plsqlServicesPPEServicesPPEServices Error & Response Codes Error & Response Codes PortletsPortlets PortalOverviewPortalOverview

Portal & Application Server Control  Management of OracleAS Portal mid-tier – Real Time Monitoring – Administration – Detailed Log File Diagnostics

Real Time Monitoring – Portal Page  General Metrics – General Status & Performance  Repository Metrics – General Status & Version  Component Status – Status of other OracleAS Components used by Portal – Not SSO! Change from 9.0.2, SSO can now only be viewed from the Infrastructure Application Server Control  Severity Status – Mod_plsql & PPE only

D E M O N S T R A T I O N Real Time Monitoring

Administration – Portal Page  Create, Edit and Delete DADs via the DAD wizard  Change Portal Web Cache Settings – Applies to Portal, you must still change Web Cache itself  Edit the OC4J_Portal Web.xml configuration file – by drilling through to the OC4J_Portal Target Page

Administration - Application Server Page  Reassociate a Portal midtier with a – new Identity Management Server (SSO & OID) – new, different, or relocated OracleAS Metadata Repository  Manage Ports used by your Portal midtier from central location

D E M O N S T R A T I O N Portal Web Cache Settings Screen

Diagnostic Log File Correlation  Log Viewer – Access all OracleAS diagnostic logs from single location  Log Loader – Automatically load log data into a file-based repository for easier investigation – Cross-correlation queries via ECID  Execution Context Identifier

Portlet Content OracleAS Portal Middle Tier Page Request Page Response Portal Repository DatabaseProvider Page Metadata Browser Client Portlet Content Portal Page Generation Cached Metadata & Content Oracle HTTP Server mod_oc4j Parallel Page Engine mod_plsql Portal Cache WebProvider OracleAS Portal Database Tier Cached Metadata & Content

Portal Page with Error Portal Page Generation

Logging Breakdown Web Cache " , 1" :30: " , 0" :30:

Logging Breakdown Web Cache " , 1" :30: " , 0" :30: PPE (OC4J)

Logging Breakdown Web Cache " , 1" :30: " , 0" :30: mod_plsql Web Cache PPE (OC4J)

Logging Breakdown " , 1" :30: " , 0" :30: …. [27-MAR :30:27] [DEBUG] id= , 1 ctx=wwpro_util.get_provider_info user=SMASLIN2403 subscriberId=1 language=us userAgent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; Q312461) RPT-HTTPClient/0.3-3" ip= [SQL] Select from wwpro_providers$ [27-MAR :30:27] [ERROR] id= , 1 ctx=wwptl_html_portlet.show user=SMASLIN2403 subscriberId=1 language=us userAgent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; Q312461) RPT-HTTPClient/0.3-3" ip= Unable to lock customizations object. …. Web Cache mod_plsql PPE (OC4J) Portal Repos

Logging Breakdown " , 1" :30: " , 0" :30: …. [27-MAR :30:27] [DEBUG] id= , 1 ctx=wwpro_util.get_provider_info user=SMASLIN2403 subscriberId=1 language=us userAgent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; Q312461) RPT-HTTPClient/0.3-3" ip= [SQL] Select from wwpro_providers$ [27-MAR :30:27] [ERROR] id= , 1 ctx=wwptl_html_portlet.show user=SMASLIN2403 subscriberId=1 language=us userAgent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; Q312461) RPT-HTTPClient/0.3-3" ip= Unable to lock customizations object. …. Web Cache mod_plsql PPE (OC4J) Portal Repos [Thu Mar 27 06:30: ] [error] [client ] [ecid: , 1: :24253:0:56,0][info] mod_plsql: [perf] /pls/smaslin2403/!SMASLIN2403.wwpob_page.show status=200 user=SMASLIN2403 reqTime=1140ms connSU=NEW,342ms connRO=NEW,16ms connNSSO=(null),0ms procTime=645ms sessionTidyTime=127ms cache=(null) cookie=HIT,2ms pageCalls=0,0ms bytes=12634 describe=No,0ms streamTime=2ms pid=446d sessFile=797/6608 userFile=403/1822 sysFile=800/1678 cacheLevel=(null) cacheTime=0ms dbProcTime=620ms, 1 spid=(null) qs=(null) requestTrace=(null) cookieLen=0 cookieValue=(null) reqUserTime=1013ms assertUser=(null) subid=1 authLevel=10 oraError=0

Logging Breakdown " , 1" :30: " , 0" :30: …. [27-MAR :30:27] [DEBUG] id= , 1 ctx=wwpro_util.get_provider_info user=SMASLIN2403 subscriberId=1 language=us userAgent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; Q312461) RPT-HTTPClient/0.3-3" ip= [SQL] Select from wwpro_providers$ [27-MAR :30:27] [ERROR] id= , 1 ctx=wwptl_html_portlet.show user=SMASLIN2403 subscriberId=1 language=us userAgent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; Q312461) RPT-HTTPClient/0.3-3" ip= Unable to lock customizations object. …. Web Cache mod_plsql PPE (OC4J) Portal Repos 3/27/03 6:30 AM portal: id= , 0 Stall Timeout reached. Interrupting Fetcher name=content-fetcher21 label=dbPortlet url= time=16694ms timeout=16000ms process=Dispatching 3/27/03 6:30 AM portal: [perf] id= , 0 type=pageMeta name=1,33055 status=200 user=(null) subscriberID=1 reqTime=1072ms waitTime=1ms cache=(null) timeout=No redirects=0 bytes=0 authLevel=0 webCacheStatus=MISS,NON-CACHEABLE [N] webCacheExpires=(null) webCacheAge=(null) csConv=No

D E M O N S T R A T I O N Diagnostic Log File Correlation

Portal & OEM Grid Control HTTP/S OracleAS Infrastructure HTTP/S OracleAS Mid-Tier1 HTTP/S Grid Control Management Repository HTTP/S Management Service OracleAS Mid-Tier2 Remote OracleAS Metadata Repository or Web Providers

Portal & OEM Grid Control  Enterprise Manager Grid Control – Manage your entire Enterprise from one instance – Separate installation and machine from all Oracle Application Servers and Databases – Scheduled to ship at the same time as Oracle Database 10g

Historical Metric Reports  A subset of all Portal Metrics are collected by the Management Agent and uploaded into the Management Repository – Collected Metrics are configured out of the box – Not configurable due to performance reasons  Charts & Reports may be executed against the Collected Metrics – Shows up to 31 days history – Like metrics may be compared against any other midtiers

D E M O N S T R A T I O N Historical Metric Reports

Thresholds & Notifications  Thresholds may be defined against any displayed metrics – Many are defined out of the box  If the Threshold is breached – Alert is automatically visible on the Portal Page – Additionally a notification may be configured  May be one of Outgoing Mail Server, Script (OS Command or PL/SQL) or SNMP Trap

D E M O N S T R A T I O N Thresholds & Notifications

Application Modelling  A physical Application Server as viewed via the Grid Control may not truly represent the way you have deployed your Portal Sites – I.e. and are all located in the same Portal Repository and accessed from the same middle-tiershttp://portalcenter.oracle.com  A Web Application is generally a more accurate way of modelling a Portal Site that you need to manage/monitor

Application Modelling  A Web Application allows targeted performance analysis of – End-user response time  Including a URL Watch List – Representative transactions  May be played back via multiple ‘Beacons’ located in physically remote locations

D E M O N S T R A T I O N Application Performance Monitoring

Summary  Portal and Application Server Control – Real Time Monitoring – Administration – Diagnostic Log File Correlation  Portal and OEM Grid Control – Historical Metric Reports – Thresholds & Notifications – Application Modelling

Sessions - ENTERPRISE PORTALS Session & Activity Guide Design an Attractive and Compelling Portal Interface Monday, 4:00 PM Moscone 133 An Overview of Enterprise Portals: Today and Tomorrow Tuesday, 11:00 AM Moscone 134 Manage, Integrate, and Publish Enterprise Content into Your Portal Tuesday, 8:30 AM Moscone 133 Develop Java Portlets for Your Portal Tuesday, 5:00 PM Moscone 252 Get Your Community to Collaborate on the Same Portal Page Wednesday, 8:30 AM Moscone 252 Integrate your Enterprise Business Applications Into Your Portal Wednesday, 11:00 AM Moscone 252 Tips and Techniques for Deploying a Scalable Portal Wednesday, 1:00 PM Moscone 302 Administer and Monitor Your Portal with Oracle Enterprise Manager Wednesday, 4:30 PM Moscone 302

Session & Activity Guide Activities - ENTERPRISE PORTALS Hands On Labs Monday, 10:30 AM – 5:00 PM Tuesday, 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM Tuesday, 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM Tuesday, 6:30 PM – 10:00 PM Wednesday, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM Thursday, 8:30 AM – 2:30 PM Marriott Hotel - Golden Gate B2 Oracle DEMOgrounds Monday, 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM Tuesday, 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM Tuesday, 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM Wednesday, 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM Thursday, 10:30 AM – 2:00 PM Show floor: Booth 1326 Oracle AS Meet the Portal Guru – Marco Tilli Tuesday, 3:30 PM Guru Lounge Portal Partners Oracle Application Server Partner Pavilion Booth 710

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