What is the difference in license models of these Oracle products: OCI APM and OEM APM?
Hi peers,
I work as the Head and Enterprise Architect of IaaS & PaaS and I'd like to understand what is the difference in the licensing model of OCI APM vs OEM APM.
Team Lead - Oracle Applications DBA at a energy/utilities company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
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2022-03-22T07:17:51Z
Mar 22, 2022
Simple TLDR:
OEM APM is a single per instance license plus annual maintenance.
OCI-based APM would require a standard Oracle Management Cloud license, which includes a simpler version of APM but you have to pay for the container hosting, bandwidth usage for any off-cloud data transfers, storage used for log analytics and the licenses don’t transfer to on-premise versions, but you may receive a small credit for unused annual maintenance.
Manager DBA at a healthcare company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Sep 22, 2014
I would recommend go with Enterprise manager as it will give you a more graphical view about performance.
Foglight is typical for sql queries whereas EM will give you OS performance too.
I have recently installed OEM 12c Cloud control and it has some cool features like ASH analysis and ADDM comparison to check to time-periods and compare how and where performance has changed.
If you need any assistance in setting up OEM 12C, I can help.
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Simple TLDR:
OEM APM is a single per instance license plus annual maintenance.
OCI-based APM would require a standard Oracle Management Cloud license, which includes a simpler version of APM but you have to pay for the container hosting, bandwidth usage for any off-cloud data transfers, storage used for log analytics and the licenses don’t transfer to on-premise versions, but you may receive a small credit for unused annual maintenance.
Hi @Chris Bradham, @Prerak Trivedi, @Kopano Ramaphoi and @Robin Saikat Chatterjee,
Possibly, you can assist @Saroj Dash with this question. Can you?
Thanks for the help!