OCI Observability & Management
Know what failed, where, and what it means for the business.
OCI Logging, Logging Analytics, Monitoring, Application Performance Monitoring and Service Connector Hub, applied across OIC, OCI workloads and Fusion so one dashboard tells the truth about the whole estate.
Telemetry sources
- OIC
- Functions / API Gateway
- Autonomous DB
- Fusion audit & ESS
- On-prem agents
Collect & analyse
OCI Logging · Logging Analytics · Monitoring · APM
Parsed, enriched, business identifiers preserved
Route
- Service Connector Hub
- Notifications
- SIEM
Consume
- Operations dashboard
- Business dashboard
- On-call & runbooks
Overview
Observability, done properly.
Oracle estates generate enormous amounts of telemetry and very little insight. OIC has its own tracking. Functions log to one place, databases to another, Fusion audit and diagnostics somewhere else. When the month-end bank file fails, three teams look at three consoles. AMTEX builds the observability layer that brings it together and translates it into business terms.
Technologies
- OCI Logging & Logging Analytics
- OCI Monitoring & Notifications
- OCI Application Performance Monitoring
- Service Connector Hub
- Oracle Integration Cloud
- Terraform
What we deliver
Capabilities
Everything AMTEX builds, configures and runs across Observability.
OCI Logging
Service, audit and custom logs collected consistently, with retention policies and access controls.
Logging Analytics
Parsed, enriched and searchable logs across OIC, Functions, databases, load balancers and on-prem agents, with saved searches for known failure modes.
Monitoring & alarms
Metrics, custom metrics from integrations, alarm thresholds tied to business SLAs, routed through Notifications to the right team.
Application Performance Monitoring
Traces across API Gateway, Functions and custom apps; synthetic checks on the endpoints the business depends on.
Service Connector Hub
Logs and metrics moved to Object Storage, Streaming or a SIEM without custom code.
OIC observability
Tracking variables, instance metrics, error digests and a daily health summary designed for support analysts.
Fusion diagnostics & audit
Audit policies, ESS job monitoring, integration error reports and quarterly update readiness signals surfaced alongside OCI telemetry.
Dashboards for two audiences
An operations view for engineers and a business view for finance and supply chain: what is late, what failed, what it affects.
Cost visibility
Tagging standards, budgets, cost analysis and alerts so the OCI bill is explainable per workload.
SIEM & security integration
Audit logs and Cloud Guard findings forwarded to Splunk, Sentinel or your SIEM of record.
The hard parts
Where these projects become difficult
The places programmes slip, and what we do about each one.
- 01
Alert fatigue
The problem
Hundreds of alarms nobody reads, and the one that mattered was among them.
How AMTEX approaches it
Alerts defined from business SLAs, aggregated into digests, routed to named owners, and pruned quarterly.
- 02
Logs without meaning
The problem
Terabytes of logs and no way to answer 'which invoices were affected'.
How AMTEX approaches it
Business identifiers carried in every log line and tracking variable; Logging Analytics parsers built around them.
- 03
Nobody owns the dashboard
The problem
A dashboard built during go-live that nobody has opened since.
How AMTEX approaches it
Dashboards owned by the support runbook, reviewed in the monthly service review, retired when unused.
How we work
From first conversation to steady state
01
Inventory
Every log source, metric and current alert; every failure of the last quarter.
02
Design
Business SLAs, owner routing, dashboards per audience, retention.
03
Build
Collection, parsers, alarms, dashboards, SIEM forwarding, in Terraform.
04
Operate
Monthly review of alerts and incidents; continuous pruning and tuning.
Related solutions
Oracle Integration Cloud
Application, scheduled and event-driven integrations on Oracle Integration Cloud, engineered with error handling, observability and CI/CD so they run for years, not just through go-live.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
OCI architecture for the workloads that live around Fusion: Autonomous Database, Functions, API Gateway, Object Storage, networking, identity and observability, designed for security and high availability.
Security, Identity & Controls
Fusion role design and segregation of duties, Risk Management Cloud, OCI IAM identity domains and federation, Data Safe, Cloud Guard and Security Zones, so security is designed once and provable every quarter.
Find out about failures from the business?
An observability assessment shows what you are not seeing and how to see it.