A.Monitoring > Alert Rules > + Create Alert Rule > Sample (Select Sample Rule)

B.Monitoring > Alert Rules > + Create Alert Rule > Alerts (SampleRule)

C.Monitoring > Alert Rules > + Create Alert Rule > Alert Conditions (+Add Condition)

D.Monitoring > Alerts > Alert Rules > + Create Alert Rule

E.Monitoring > Alert Rules > + Create Alert Rule > EntityType (Add)

A.Home > Log Analytics > Add Data > Sources > Create > Source Type > Syslog Listener

B.Home > Log Analytics > Add Data > Parser > Source Type > Syslog Listener

C.Home > Application Navigator > Agents > Cloud Agent > Syslog Listener

D.Home > Application Navigator > Agents > Gateway Agent > Syslog Listener

A.Use the Oracle Cloud MyServices user interface.

B.Examine the Data Collector directory structure.

C.Use the Application Performance Monitoring web user interface.

D.Examine the APM Agent logs.

E.Examine the Gateway logs.

F.Verify the APM Agent directory structure.

A.Install acloud agent on this host and explicitly enable host monitoring for this host.

B.Only explicitly enable host monitoring for this host.

C.Install a cloud agent on this host, create required host monitoring credentials and define the host entity with this agent.

D.Install a cloud agent on this host and define the host entity with this agent.

A.The Oracle Log Analytics and APM services receive data from a distributed file system and retain it in the service schema of each service.

B.The data collector collects different types of data from the Oracle Management Repository including entities, entity properties, metrics, performance metrics, and events.

C.The gateway uploads logs using a data pipeline and stores them on the unified data platform of Oracle Management Cloud.

D.The gateway authenticates the cloud agent in the client security service layer by checking if the cloud agent is a valid entity.

E.The cloud agent detects logs from the entity and the agent list itself, depending on the log rules, and uploads the collected logs to the EM agent.