Peter Ramm's Oracle performance analysis stuff

Unfortunately, dynamic remastering in RAC clusters has very little official documentation. Some useful information about this topic you may get here: http://oracleinaction.com/dynamic-remastering/ https://www.hhutzler.de/blog/a-closer-look-into-drm-dynamic-resource-management/ https://orainternals.wordpress.com/2010/03/25/rac-object-remastering-dynamic-remastering/ As part of the performance analysis app  Panorama you can view the instance-affinity of tables, indexes and their partitions as well as the history of DRM events per object or globally. The history info is gotten from view gv$Policy_History. The current affinity comes from view V$GCSPFMaster_Info. The object detail view shows you the master instance of each object like here for a table: Click on instance number list the complete history of DRM events for this object: In addition you can also get an overview over all DRM actions of your database. Starting with menu "Analyses/Stat

The Oracle performance analysis app Panorama as Docker container does not natively support https-connections. But securing http-access to Panorama can easily be reached by running the Panorama-container behind a reverse proxy. This example shows using Nginx as reverse proxy and docker-compose to place Panorama behind the reverse proxy. I've used already existing own SSL-certificates for the target host. Obviously you may want to use certificates generated by Lets Encrypt  but this often doesn't work in company environments behind firewalls. Place the pem- and key-file of your certificate combined with the two files "docker-compose.yml" and "nginx.conf" in one directory and run "docker-compose up" to start Panorama and Nginx. Example for nginx.conf (replace certificate file names): # Nginx config for Panorama # Peter Ramm, 22.03.2019 events { } http { # Redirect all http traffic on port 80 to https 443 server { listen 80 def