Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control Reviews

Oracle Enterprise offers a wide range of use cases. For instance, it enables me to monitor interest rates and deploy all components under Oracle Management's control. This encompasses tasks such as configuring databanks or integration. Its broad functionality allows for consolidating diverse products into one platform, making managing challenging due to its extensive scope.

After connecting within the company, you can work in a unified environment. During upgrades or patches, there's no need to log into different systems; everything is accessible and supported through Enterprise Manager.

When we encounter issues, we reach out for support. The support team can efficiently address the problem and offer a viable solution. Compared to other providers like IBM, Oracle's response time is high. However, their support team is accessible and evaluates issues diligently. There could be improvements, particularly in reducing response times.

I have been using Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control for two years. We are using the latest version of the solution.

The product is stable.

I rate the solution’s stability an eight out of ten.

The solution's scalability is good.

Around 100 users, including IT specialists, are using this solution. There are some issues with the Enterprise Manager's live control.

I rate the solution's scalability an eight out of ten.

Customer support needs improvement.

Neutral

I’ve worked with Microsoft. I primarily focused on managing data. Some clients utilized Microsoft and Oracle servers, but most of the industry relied on Oracle services.

The initial setup is easy and takes a few hours to complete.

I rate the product’s pricing a five out of ten, where one is cheap, and ten is expensive.

Five engineers are there in our organization for application maintenance.

Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control is one of the best in its category. It's a leading choice worldwide in numerous countries, often the go-to for database management. While I've explored Microsoft Azure for cloud services, Oracle is good.

Overall, I rate the solution a seven out of ten.

The solution is primarily used for monitoring the Oracle Database and extra data.

The peer format tuning is very useful for our clients. If they want to check the monitoring for peer formats and SQL cyber tuning, et cetera, they can. In traction sites also, if they want to check it out. If they have a hardware problem, they get some notification for any hardware error. You can configure between notification for mail and confirmation for mail to send to the customer. If there is a problem, for example, some memory problem, they sent an email. And they can check the monitoring on the cluster side. If they see if there is a problem and they have any action, they give can provide an action plan. The monitoring tool is great.

The solution is reliable. 

There are enough features, however, they could add an SQL flag. They have no MongoDB or other databases. It would be ideal if they offered plugins for those. 

The initial setup is a bit complex. 

In general, the product is complex. They need to simplify it and make it lighter. 

The performance can be a bit slow. 

I've been using this solution for a long time. it's been about 15 years now. 

The solution offers a good amount of stability and reliability. It's good enough.

The initial setup is quite complex. It is not exactly simple. In terms of difficulty, I would rate it a four out of five. 

The reason it is not easy to install is that you must install the database and the process of that. They also have no HA. The HA architecture is very hard to install for an Enterprise Platform product.

I would rate the solution an eight out of ten, even though it is a bit complex and really would be better if it was lighter and simpler. 

Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control controls many things besides the database, like the WebLogic environment and hardware. You can use the solution to patch the database, make a data cloud, which is a DR solution for the Oracle database, and patch the operating system itself. It's an amazing tool for handling an Oracle environment, including Oracle products, hardware, and operating systems.

Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control has an amazing GUI interface that does a lot of tasks with fewer steps rather than making it manual on the database or the operating system side. For example, we can create a DR solution called the Data Guard using Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control in a few minutes. However, it may take days to create it manually on the database.

While entering the database, there is some delay in viewing the data on the page called SQL monitoring, which reviews live statistics about the current and live queries on the database. Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control could automatically create an SR with Oracle and follow up with SR, but it needs more enhancement in its ability.

I have been using Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control for ten years.

Sometimes, there may be some time delay in its internal clock or time stamp on some pages and components. When we restart the agent in the target site or some connection, there may be some delay or latency.

I rate Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control a seven out of ten for stability.

Around three to five users are using Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control in our organization.

I rate Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control an eight out of ten for scalability.

Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control is too easy to deploy, especially for the default or the standard configuration. If you want the solution to monitor and handle any new database, you should add it as on target, which is an easy process.

The solution can be deployed in one day.

Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control is a pretty expensive solution but worth the money.

Overall, I rate Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control a nine out of ten.

The most valuable feature of Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control is the reporting.

The response time of the solution's technical support team is too long and should be improved.

I have been using Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control for six years.

I rate Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control ten out of ten for stability.

Our clients are mostly enterprise businesses.

I rate Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control ten out of ten for scalability.

I rate Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control seven to eight out of ten for the ease of its initial setup.

The solution’s deployment took 14 days.

On a scale from one to ten, where one is cheap and ten is expensive, I rate the solution's pricing a six out of ten.

I would recommend the solution to other users.

Overall, I rate Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control ten out of ten.

The solution is being used as a monitoring tool. 

The report feature is very useful. 

The configuration is not straightforward for web continuity.  It needs some improvement and the deployment is expensive. 

I have experience with Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control.

It is a stable product. I rate the stability a nine out of ten. 

It is a scalable solution. I rate the scalability a nine out of ten. 

The initial setup is okay. For the deployment a step by step documentation needs to be followed. 

The deployment can be done in-house.

I have seen Return on Investment. 

One has to pay for the enterprise version. 

I recommend using the solution. I rate the overall solution a nine out of ten. 

From my experience, people use Enterprise Manager to control how they use Oracle software, including the installation base of software such as Oracle Enterprise Edition and options. But just having the system is not enough. It also helps with their licensing needs. System administrators use it for deeper purposes.

We are a service provider, so it depends on what the customer wants. The core Oracle Enterprise Manager can be used for cloud control, but it depends on the customer's needs.

Currently, it seems that Oracle is focused on cloud features, and perhaps even incorporating artificial intelligence into the administration of different functions of the software. This could potentially be implemented into Oracle Enterprise Manager.

I have been using Oracle for over fifteen years, so my experience using Oracle software is rather deep.

The initial setup depends on your experience. For example, for people who are doing it for the first time, it's probably difficult. For those who have done it multiple times, it's not a problem at all.

As far as I know, it is free with the Oracle database.

If you're using Oracle products, you should definitely use Oracle Enterprise Manager because it is central to product management.

Overall, I would rate the solution a nine out of ten because nobody is perfect, so I don't believe that it's possible to create a perfect product. However, Enterprise Manager is a good product for the functions it provides within the system. It is a central tool for managing Oracle, which is beneficial. Moreover, it does require some additional functions.

We are a solution provider and this is one of the products that we implement for our clients. Our primary use case was to change the infrastructure for one of our clients. They were moving SAP from an on-premise deployment to this one.

SAP is a high-performance application, and we are able to use Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control to monitor and prevent bottlenecks.

The dashboard and reporting help us to do preventative AI and analytics to detect performance bottlenecks.

The only negative thing about this product is that it doesn't support all environments or all applications. It does support most but there are limitations around applications and monitoring.

I would like to see an expansion of the functionality into other products. This includes smaller products, like monitoring applications for MySQL or even smaller Oracle databases. It does support Oracle very well but in the smaller databases, they should increase functionality. Improving the detail of the databases that it can monitor would also be helpful.

We first implemented Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control approximately a year ago.

This is a very stable solution

This product is very much scalable.

The technical support from Oracle is very good.

The initial setup is easy because you just have to deploy an agent. However, I did not install it myself.

The hardware is installed on-premises but it is a cloud device. This is what's called a Cloud@Customer. It's a private cloud infrastructure but can also join up with the public cloud.

It took us approximately one month to deploy.

We deployed this product with our in-house team, although it was a collaboration with Oracle. We dealt with Oracle telephonically because our team was in South Africa.

Only one person from our team was required for deployment. Also for maintenance, only one person is needed.

Our customer uses Oracle Universal Credits to pay for their license on an annual basis. The price is definitely affordable.

Overall, this is a good product but of course, there is room for improvement.

I would rate this solution a seven out of ten.

The main use cases involve a wide range of tasks, from day-to-day database management to handling performance issues, backups, and migration activities, all within the context of AWS and Oracle technologies.

The capability to manage incidents, monitor agent statuses, and address performance issues is highly valuable. The tool provides a centralized interface where we can efficiently handle incidents, track agent status, and diagnose performance-related issues. This streamlined view offers a convenient way to access information, eliminating the need to navigate through separate database tools. It provides a clear and comprehensive perspective, allowing us to manage incidents and monitor performance seamlessly, both on the database side and in the AWS environment.

It's crucial to promptly resolve agent-related issues to ensure continuous and accurate monitoring of database features within the Oracle Enterprise Manager.

I have been using it for thirteen years.

Overall, I would rate it seven out of ten.