About the Observability Pages

Oracle Integration includes several sets of pages for monitoring integrations and their components, including the Observability pages, which you open from the navigation pane, and the Observe page within a project.

The Observability pages, which you open from the navigation pane, provide information about all the components in your instance, including integrations that are and aren't in projects.

Page	Description	What you can do on the page
Dashboards	When you want to check the overall health of everything your organization has built, head to the interactive Dashboards page, which provides at-a-glance information about the messages that Oracle Integration processed and the integrations that ran.	Understand the overall status and tracing levels for integrations. See the number of active integrations you have and the patterns that they use. Identify the connections that have the most errors. Determine whether your connectivity agents are up and running as expected. Understand the current status of the components your organization is developing, including projects, packages, integrations, connections, and more. Description of the illustration oic3_dashboard.png See View the Dashboard.
Design time audit	Who updated an integration or other component, and when did the update happen? Get this information on the Design time audit page.	Review the actions that people took, the components they acted upon, the people who took the actions, and the dates and times when the actions occurred. See Check the Audit History for an Integration or Other Component.
Integrations	The Integrations page is where to go when you want to see high-level information about your integrations and their messages.	View the processing status for the messages that the each integration generated, including the total number of success and error messages. Check performance over time of an integration, including viewing the fastest, slowest, and average run times for an integration, as well as the largest deviation from the average. Drill down into an integration, such as determining why an integration was aborted. See Monitor the Message Processing Status of Integrations.
Subscriptions	If you have integrations that use the Event pattern, open the Subscriptions page to get status information about these integrations.	Monitor the status of integrations that subscribe to events. Retain an event subscription when deactivating an integration. See Monitor Integrations That Subscribe to Events.
Agents	When the Dashboards page tells you that one or more connectivity agents is unavailable, open the Agents page to identify the agent that is down.	Identify the connectivity agents that are currently unavailable. See Monitor Agents.
Instances	When an integration runs, Oracle Integration creates an integration instance for it. Track the status of all your integration instances and view their message payloads on the Instances page.	Collect information about the type and use of each integration. Check the status of an individual integration instance. View the tracing level and the activity stream for an integration instance, see how the message flow through the integration went, and download the logs for the activity stream. Determine where an error is occurring in an integration. Abort an integration instance. Resubmit a failed integration instance. See Track Integration Instances.
Errors	Like the Instances page, the Errors page lists integration instances. However, while the Instances page lists all integration instances, the Errors page lists only the integration instances that failed.	Many tasks from the Instances page, plus: Quickly identify any failed integration instances. Resubmit or abort a failed or in-progress integration instance. Resubmit or abort multiple integration instances at one time. View only recoverable or nonrecoverable integration instances. View only the errored integration instances for a specific integration or connection, or for an integration that you have attempted to recover by resubmitting the integrations. See Manage Errors.
Future runs	On the Future runs page, view all the schedule integrations and the times they're scheduled to run. This page helps you understand the timeline of your integrations and the queue so that you don't schedule too many integrations to run at the same time.	Understand the schedule integrations in the queue. Determine whether your schedule integrations are clustered too closely. See View the Calendar of Schedule Integration Runs.
B2B tracking	If you use B2B for Oracle Integration, use the B2B tracking page to track information related to your B2B integrations.	Track the B2B message interaction between trading partners, including viewing wire messages. Wire messages are raw messages that trading partners exchange. Resubmit outbound messages. View message logs, which are similar to the activity stream for an integration and which show messages from trading partners, the identity of the trading parters, the unpacking of the messages, the status of the acknowledgement messages, and more. See Track B2B Messages in Using B2B for Oracle Integration 3.
Fusion Applications	When an integration that consumes a published event from an Oracle Fusion Application fails, troubleshooting the failure can be difficult. In such cases, head to the Fusion Applications page, where you can determine the source of the error.	This page is only for integrations that use the Oracle ERP Cloud Adapter or the Oracle CX Sales and B2B Service Adapter (previously known as the Oracle Engagement Cloud Adapter). When an event doesn't arrive as expected, determine whether the failure occurred in Oracle Fusion Applications or in Oracle Integration. Review and manage issues related to business event integrations. See Diagnose and Manage Event-Based Oracle Fusion Applications Integrations.

About the Observe Page in a Project

On the Observe page in a project, you can monitor the automation solutions in the project. Many tabs are identical to their counterpart pages in the Observability area, with one key difference: The Observe pages show information only for the automation solutions that are in the project.

See Monitor Integrations in a Project.