01 Hello. Welcome to this presentation. You see
how to register Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager as an infrastructure cloud in Oracle
Enterprise Manager.
02 With Oracle Enterprise Manager 13.4 comes
features for monitoring Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager as a cloud environment.
To monitor activity on the server during operation, you must register the Oracle Linux Virtualization
Manager with Oracle Enterprise Manager. This procedure requires you obtain the Oracle
Linux Virtualization Manager certificate and import it into the Oracle Enterprise Manager
keystore.
Start by downloading the Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager web certificate. This is done with
a web browser. Depending on the browser, and other circumstances, you can encounter the
certificate on the first time you attempt to connect to the Oracle Linux Virtualization
Manager portal and elect to download it.
Most, if not all web browsers provide a feature to export or save certificates. So if by this
time, you have already accepted the certificate the browser, use this feature.
Save the certificate file on the Oracle Linux Virtualization server. Then use the Oracle
Enterprise Manager utility emctl to import the certificate while logged in as the user
that installed Oracle Enterprise Manager. This import command should be run by the user
that installed Oracle Enterprise Manager agent on the server.
As shown in the example command in this slide, the certificate file, olvm.crt has been saved
to the /tmp directory.
After the certificate has been successfully installed, perform the registration task with
Oracle Enterprise Manager as shown in this demonstration.
03 I am logged into this session as a cloud administrator.
To register the Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager, click on the Enterprise menu. Navigate
through the Cloud option, then click on Oracle Linux Virtualization Infrastructure Home.
The Oracle Linux Virtualization Infrastructure Cloud portal appears, and as seen here, it
already hosts one Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager Server.
Click on the Oracle Linux Virtualization Cloud menu, then click on Register Oracle Linux
Virtualization Manager.
The registration interface appears.
Provide a name to help you quickly identify the manager. I enter ICD_OLVM in this demonstration.
Click the selection tool next to the Monitoring Agent input and a pop up dialog box listing
Oracle Virtualization Manager Plugin enabled agents.
Click on the target listed for the desired Oracle Virtualization Manager server, then
click Select. The hostname for the agent appears in the Monitoring Agent input.
04 Enter the Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager
URL into the input of the same name. I provide the https protocol and fully qualified domain
name of the server.
Now, enter the credentials to be applied by Oracle Enterprise Manager when logging in
to the Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager. Be sure to include the profile that applies
to the user.
Also, enter the user's password.
Make sure the checkbox for automatic synchronization is checked.
With all inputs prepared, click Submit. When the Confirmation popup message appears, click
Job Details...
05 Monitor this job while the Status shows Running.
After the status changes to Succeeded, return to the Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager
Infrastructure home. Click through the Enterprise menu, cloud option, then click Oracle Linux
Virtualization Infrastructure Home.
The Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager server now appears on the list with the other server.
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In this presentation, you were provided an explanation of the certificate prerequisites
and then given a demonstration of how to register Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager with Oracle
Enterprise Manager.
This ends the presentation. Thank you for watching.