@rajeshravi

Rajesh Ravi

@rajeshraviChicago, USAJoined May 2026

Elevating Reactive Monitoring to Proactive AI driven Muticloud Observability. Oracle First.

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Transforming Reactive Monitoring into AI-driven Multi Cloud Observability.

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Enterprise Management & OCI Observability | rajeshravi.comwww.rajeshravi.com8 posts

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RRRajesh Ravirajeshravi.comSep 5 · 10 min read

EM Automation and the Job System

Oracle observability post #8— the last post covered Compliance Standards and continuous security assurance. This one is about automation: how to use OEM's job system to run routine DBA operations on s

RRRajesh Ravirajeshravi.comSep 4 · 10 min read

OEM 24ai HA/DR Architecture: What Happens When the Tool Watching Your Estate Goes Down

Oracle observability post #7 — the last post covered the OEM job system and how to turn routine DBA operations into scheduled, monitored automation. This one turns the lens on OEM itself: what happens

RRRajesh Ravirajeshravi.comAug 14 · 7 min read

OEM 24ai Compliance Standards and Security Frameworks: Continuous Assurance Across Your Oracle Estate

Oracle observability post #6 — the last post covered Monitoring Templates and how to stop configuration drift. This post focuses on compliance: using Enterprise Manager’s Compliance Management framewo

RRRajesh Ravirajeshravi.comJul 25 · 10 min read

OEM 24ai Metric Templates and Monitoring Profiles: Stop the Configuration Drift Before It Starts

*EM observability post #5 — the last post covered blackouts and maintenance windows. This one is about why your monitoring thresholds are probably inconsistent across your estate, and how Monitoring T

RRRajesh Ravirajeshravi.comJul 4 · 11 min read

OEM 24ai Blackouts and Maintenance Windows: Stop the Alert Storm Before It Starts

Oracle observability post #4 — the last post covered incident rules and alert routing. This one is about what happens when you need to take systems down for maintenance and why skipping this step turn