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Tag Archives: Prometheus
Productionizing Oracle Database Metrics Exporter: Least Privilege, Private Scraping, and Operational Ownership
The local demo worked. /metrics responds. Prometheus scrapes the target. Grafana shows panels. Maybe oracledb_up is 1 in your deployed version, and database-side signals finally sit near application latency, deployment events, queue behavior, and other service telemetry. That is a … Continue reading
Hands-on: Run Oracle Database Metrics Exporter with Prometheus and Grafana
This article uses Oracle Database Metrics Exporter 2.3.1, checked against Oracle’s documentation on 2026-05-10. Container image: container-registry.oracle.com/database/observability-exporter:2.3.1. Default listen address: :9161. Default metrics path: /metrics. In the first article in this series, we looked at why application telemetry stops at … Continue reading
From Oracle Database to Grafana: What Oracle Database Metrics Exporter Does for Developers
Freshness note: At the time of writing, the current exporter release is 2.3.1, the default listen address is :9161, the default telemetry path is /metrics, and container examples use container-registry.oracle.com/database/observability-exporter:2.3.1. Treat these as version-specific details and recheck current documentation before … Continue reading
Getting started with the new observability exporter for Oracle database
My colleague Paul Parkinson recently published our new unified obserability exporter for Oracle Database on GitHub, you can read about it here. I wanted to start playing around with it to see what we can do with it. In this … Continue reading

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