OBIEE Component Status Notifications
At Rittman Mead, we often hear requests for features or solutions generally not provided by Oracle. These requests range from commentary functionality to custom javascript visualizations. »
New Performance Analytics Release
Poor performance is one of the most common complaints we hear upon arrival to customer sites, and often for good reason. When users have time to »
Common OBIEE Implementation Mistakes That Impact Performance
I've recently performed several assessments to help our clients diagnose and fix their OBIEE performance problems. They often share similar design or implementation issues, and I »
POUG
I've just attended my first user group in Poland, the very-excellent POUG. This was the first international version of the conference, having been run previously just »
All You Ever Wanted to Know About OBIEE Performance…but were too afraid to ask
At the Polish Oracle Users Group (POUG) conference this week I'm presenting one of my favourite talks, [Still] No Silver Bullets - OBIEE Performance in the »
System Metrics Collectors
The need to monitor and control the system performances is not new. What is new is the trend of clever, lightweight, easy to setup, open source »
OBIEE 12c – Extended Subject Areas (XSA) and the Data Set Service
One of the big changes in OBIEE 12c for end users is the ability to upload their own data sets and start analysing them directly, without »
New OTN Article - OBIEE Performance Analytics: Analysing the Impact of Suboptimal Design
I’m pleased to have recently had my first article published on the Oracle Technology Network (OTN). You can read it in its full splendour and »
OBIEE Performance - Why Metrics Matter (and…Announcing obi-metrics-agent v2!)
One of the first steps to improve OBIEE performance is to determine why it is slow. That may sound obvious—can’t fix it if you »
Using Linux Control Groups to Constrain Process Memory
Linux Control Groups (cgroups) are a nifty way to limit the amount of resource, such as CPU, memory, or IO throughput, that a process or group »