WLSDM and WL-OPC offers a complete Oracle WebLogic product centrally monitoring servers, deployments, datasources, system components and instances. Monitoring below Oracle WebLogic domains are not a big deal for WL-OPC users.

While the update steps are very simple, things can get a little more difficult as the number of domains increases. In this blog post, we will focus on how to transfer wlsdm jar and war packages then subsequently restarting managed servers and admin servers through the central operation server.

You can compare JVM Arguments of managed servers using with WL-OPC. Compare and analyze JVM runtime and startup arguments Find missing or different JVM runtime or startup arguments easily then align all your JVM arguments.

WL-OPC is the central Operation and Notification system which enables to manage Application Server infrastructure. You are going to able to manage, organize and visualize.

WLSDM is the best solution for OSB Service Performance monitoring. WebLogic administrators can monitor service performance completion times and diagnose slow services from performance monitoring page in WLSDM. Also, you can schedule daily service performance reports and get daily reports email notification.

WLSDM and WL-OPC release offers a complete Oracle FMW product stack monitoring infrastructure for your FMW domains and their system components and instances.

WLSDM: A Complete End-to-End Monitoring solution for Oracle BI (OBIEE). How to monitor OBIEE components health and complete Oracle BI domain performance? WLSDM’s Oracle BI FMW Component Health dashboard offers you a complete solution to monitor Oracle BI components.

WLSDM dashboards allow you to monitor "Java File I/O Events" easily. Analyze your file "Read&Write" performance on WLSDM. If the storage server slows down then your file events slows down, too.

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Oracle WebLogic Server has quite a number of log files that are generated which naturally tend to grow. Without any type of log rotation, archiving, or purging set up, your file system can be filled up rather quickly and eventually pose stability issues to your application environment.