You can view a variety of performance metrics for the Oracle Database QoS Management system as a whole, or for individual Performance Classes.
You can view the performance metrics for your system on the Performance Class Quality of Service page.
After you have configured Oracle Database QoS Management, a short period of time is required for Oracle Database QoS Management to gather performance data and evaluate the performance of the system. After this period of time has passed, you can view the performance metrics for your system. To view the current performance metrics, perform the following steps:
Log in to Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control as the cluster administrator. Go to the cluster target page.
From the cluster target menu, select Administration, then Quality of Service Management, then View Performance Class Quality of Service.
The Performance Class Quality of Service page displays three charts measuring the current performance of each Performance Class that is being monitored:
The Performance Satisfaction Metric chart
The Demand chart
The Average Response Time chart
After you have configured Oracle Database Quality of Service Management, and a short period of time has passed, you can view the performance metrics for a specific Performance Class.
To view the current performance metrics for a Performance Class, perform the following steps:
It is not convenient or efficient to require constant manual monitoring of the Quality of Service Management Dashboard. Instead you can use the Enterprise Manager Cloud Control notification system for reporting negative Performance Satisfaction Metrics (PSMs) that persist for user-specified times.
At the bottom of the Dashboard is the Resource Wait Times Breakdown table. This table provides breakdown of resource wait times by Performance Class. For each Performance Class, the bottlenecked resource is the one that has the most wait time. This data is used by Oracle Database QoS Management to produce recommendations. You can also use this data to make manual adjustments to your system.