# Oracle EBS Monitoring

## Questions to Ponder

- Want to know how the different components of Oracle EBS are performing?
- Do you want to drill down to the root cause of the bottleneck in your Oracle EBS?
- Do you need a trend analysis report for capacity planning?

The solution we offer is **ManageEngine® Applications Manager.**

**ManageEngine® Applications Manager's Oracle EBS monitor** enables you to monitor the **availability** and **performance** of your Oracle EBS setup from a centralized web console.

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Oracle EBS consists of many product lines like enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), and supply-chain management (SCM) computer applications. Effectively monitoring these modules is a challenge to any IT administrator.

## Oracle EBS Management

Critical Oracle EBS performance metrics that are monitored:

- Number of connections
- Active Connections
- Active Requests
- Completed Requests
- Average Response Time
- Minimum Response Time
- Maximum Response Time
- Process Heap Size

## Oracle EBS Monitoring Capabilities

- Out-of-the-box monitoring of Oracle EBS availability and performance.
- Monitors performance statistics such as connection statistics, request statistics, etc. Alarms can be configured for these parameters.
- Based on the thresholds configured, notifications and alarms are generated. Actions are executed automatically based on configurations.
- Performance graphs and reports are available instantly. Reports can be grouped and displayed based on availability, health, and connection time.
- Delivers both historical and current Oracle EBS performance metrics, providing insight into performance over a period of time.

Applications Manager also provides support for [Oracle monitoring](https://www.manageengine.com/products/applications_manager/oracle-monitoring.html) to help you keep a close watch on your Oracle database.