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User Region You can:

* (B) Customize the layout of regions on a page
* (C) Add a region to or remove a region from a page
* Specify the data displayed within each region
* Select the view that best meets your needs from a set of predefined home page layouts

References:
New Features In Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c

Database Lifecycle Management Pack features include:

* Schema and Data Comparisons: Automate the comparison of database schema and data across Databases or saved baselines.

Note:
The Database Lifecycle Management Pack is a comprehensive solution that helps database, system, and application administrators automate the processes required to manage the Oracle Database Lifecycle. It eliminates manual and time consuming tasks related to discovery, initial provisioning, patching, configuration management and ongoing change management. In addition the Database Lifecycle Management pack provides compliance frameworks for reporting and management of industry and regulatory compliance standards.

Incorrect:
Not A: Oracle Data Masking Pack offers the ability to mask regulated or confidential data on test or development systems.

References:
Oracle Enterprise Manager Licensing Information, Database Lifecycle Management Pack for
Oracle Database

A:
* Configuration Management tailored for challenges in Cloud environment Challenge: Virtual server sprawl
Feature: Inventory tracking, ongoing discovery

* Drive asset utilization up by up to 70%. Eliminate Virtual Machine (VM) sprawl. Cut configuration management effort by 90%. Reduce provisioning effort by 75%.

Oracle Enterprise Manager provides an integrated and cost-effective solution for complete physical and
virtual server lifecycle management.

B: Configuration Management tailored for challenges in Cloud environment Challenge: Dynamic topology changes (owing to elasticity) Feature: Topology mapping, dependency tracking

D: Oracle Enterprise Manager Compliance Management solution provides out-of-the-box compliance frameworks (for example, PCI and CIS) and compliance standards to map to Compliance Standard rules.
This mapping enables you to visualize how noncompliant settings and actions will affect any compliance framework that an organization follows.

E:
* Configuration Management tailored for challenges in Cloud environment Challenge: Drifts from pre-
defined Service Feature: Configuration Baseline, Drift Tracking
Topology mapping, dependencyConfiguration Baselines, ventory tracking,
Drift
* Oracle Enterprise Manager Configuration Management eliminates manual and time-consuming task related to Discovery, Deployment of Management agents, Inventory Tracking, Configuration Drift, Detailed Configuration Search and Compliance Management for reporting and management of industry and regulatory compliance standards.

/ (A) Use the Application Deployments page in the Exalogic Elastic Cloud target area to view details about the applications hosted on the hosts running on the Exalogic Elastic Cloud target. / The following targets can comprise the Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud:

* Infiniband Network - An Infiniband Network has IB Switches as members. This is a one to many
association.

* SOA Infrastructure

* (B) WebLogic Domains

*(C) Coherence Clusters

* OTD

* Hardware Targets (such as PDU, CISCO Switch, ZFS, and ILOMs)

* (E) Hosts

References:
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control Getting Started with Oracle Fusion Middleware
Management, Monitoring Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud

Oracle Enterprise Manager SOA Management Pack Enterprise Edition

Configuration information for the Oracle SOA Suite, Oracle Service Bus, and BPEL processes are collected and stored in the Oracle Enterprise Manager repository. With this information, administrators can:
- View the historic configuration changes across the SOA Suite and Oracle Service Bus environment
- Baseline a working configuration by saving it in the repository - Compare BPEL and Oracle Service Bus server and domain configuration parameters with other servers and domains
- Compare BPEL process versions to observe changes across successive deployments

References:
Oracle Enterprise Manager SOA Management Pack Enterprise Edition, Data Sheet

C: The Consolidation Planner feature enables you to match managed servers you want to consolidate with the generic physical machines, Oracle Exadata database machines, or Oracle Virtual Machine (VM) servers they can be consolidated to.

B, D:
/ The goal of consolidation is to identify such under-utilized servers and find a way to consolidate them, enabling the enterprise to free up as many servers as possible while continuing to maintain service levels.

Note:
/ Compare the consolidation scenarios you create to determine which consolidation strategy best meets your requirements.
Your objective is to:

* Match source server resource requirements with destination servers best able to meet those
requirements

* Fit source server requirements with each destination server's available resources as tightly as possible, so you can get maximum usage of destination server capacity

* Optionally balance the source server workload across all available destination servers

References:
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Administration Guide , Using Consolidation Planner

C: By declaring report parameters, you allow the user to control what data is shown in the report. There are two types of parameters: target and time-period.
D: Reporting elements are pre-defined content building blocks, that allow you to add a variety of information to your report. Some examples of reporting elements are charts, tables, and images.

Incorrect:
Not A: To create custom reports: Choose whether to modify an existing report definition or start from scratch. If an existing report definition closely matches your needs, it is easy to customize it by using the Create Like function.
Not E: Custom Reports
Although the predefined report definitions that come with Information Publisher cover the most common reporting needs, you may want to create specialized reports. If a predefined report comes close to meeting your information requirements, but not quite, you can use Information Publisher's Create Like function to create a new report definition based on one of the existing reports definitions.

References:
Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control Administrator's Guide, sing Information Publisher

In order to manage Java EE applications across domains, Oracle Enterprise Manager includes the ability to store Java EE applications (i.e. ear and war files) within the software library which can include multiple versions of these applications for quick deployments to multiple domains across your enterprise or cloud simultaneously.

Note:
Organizations have to be agile in order to compete globally and adapt to changes in business and technology. To achieve this objective, many large IT organizations have implemented flexible integration solutions that include Java EE application servers such as Oracle WebLogic Server and Fusion Middleware technologies.

References:
Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12c: Managing Oracle WebLogic Server with Enterprise
Manager

B: In order to capture Web application workloads, Application Replay uses Oracle Real User Experience Insight (RUEI).
D: You can install the Configuration Change Console (included in the Configuration Management Pack) if you want real-time configuration change monitoring. Real-time configuration monitoring means continuous
detection, validation, and alerting of any configuration change that could be authorized or unauthorized.

The following procedures describe the steps to create a vDC:
* Discover Oracle VM Server for x86
* Set up the Network
* (C) Set up the Server Pool
* Set up the Storage
* Create a Virtual Datacenter
* (D) Create an Account
* Create and Assign Cloud User to Accounts
* Cloud User View and Actions
D: To deploy Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) cloud platform service, Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center provides the vDC Management feature. You must have the Cloud Administrator role to set up the infrastructure and create virtual datacenters in your enterprise. The physical resources allocated to a vDC are entitled to accounts as virtual resources under quotas set by the cloud administrator. Accounts provide the required capabilities to manage the allocated resources. For each vDC, create accounts that serve as a container for virtual resources. The allocated resources of vDC are entitled to accounts, and the accounts are in turn entitled to cloud users. A cloud user uses the allocated resources to deploy, and manage the applications.

References:
Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center, Configuring a Virtual Datacenter

Enterprise Manager provides a framework for automating, orchestrating, and tracking tasks that can be run on multiple Oracle homes. You can perform complex software life cycle management activities such as provisioning, patching, upgrade, and so on from the Cloud Control console. The workflow of all the tasks that need to be performed for a particular life cycle management activity is encapsulated in a Procedure. A Procedure is a hierarchal sequence of provisioning steps, where each step may contain a sequence of other steps. It provides a framework where specific applications and procedures can be built.

References:
Oracle Enterprise Manager Lifecycle Management Administrator's Guide, About Deployment
Procedures

* The emctl secure oms command provides immediate HTTPS browser access to the Grid Control
Console by using the secure Management Agent upload port.

* Only secure Management Agent installations that use the Management Service HTTPS channel are able to upload data to your Management Repository.

References:
Enterprise Manager Security