A.Configure a generic parser

B.Mask log datA.

C.Create a log parser.

D.Enable all Oracle out-of-box sources to add datA.

E.Enable Oracle out-of-box orcustom log sources to add datA.

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

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

C.Only explicitly enable host monitoring for this host.

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

A.App Server Resource Analytics: Click the Heap tab, group WebLogic Servers by Life Cycle Status, and select the Production group for trend and forecast analysis.

B.App Server Analytics: Using the target selector, select all WebLogic Servers in Production, and select the Heap check box for a trend and forecast report.

C.Application Performance Analytics: Click the Heap tab, group all WLS domains running in Production, and select and analyze heap usage.

D.Application Performance Analytics: Click the Target tab, deselect all nonproduction WebLogic Servers, and perform Resource Heap Analytics.

A.An Oracle Cloud service must belong to an identity domain.

B.It is optional for an Oracle Cloud service to belong to anidentity domain.

C.Only one Oracle Cloud service can be associated with an identity domain.

D.It controls authentication and authorization of the userswho can sign in to an Oracle Cloud service and what features they can access.

E.Multiple services can be associated with a single identity domain to share user definitions and authentication.

A.Use the Application Performance Monitoring web user interface.

B.Use the Oracle Cloud MyServices user interface.

C.Examine the APM Agent logs.

D.Examine the Data Collector directory structure.

E.Verify the APM Agent directory structure.

F.Examine the Gateway logs.