A.The cloud agent detects logs from the entity and the agent list itself, depending on the log rules, and uploads the collected logs to the EM agent.

B.The gateway authenticates the cloud agent in the client security service layer by checking if the cloud agent is a valid entity.

C.The gateway uploads logs using a data pipeline and stores them on the unified data platform of Oracle Management Cloud.

D.The data collector collects different types of data from the Oracle Management Repository including entities, entity properties, metrics, performance metrics, and events.

E.The Oracle Log Analytics and APM services receive data from a distributed file system and retain it in the service schema of each service.

A.Connect to the Oracle Cloud Service using SSH and issue the command cat omcregkey.txt.

B.From Oracle Cloud MyServices console, choose Agents and select "display all registration keys" to view key values

C.When you download the Oracle Management Cloud software a key is emailed to you.

D.Within Oracle Management Cloud display, choose Agents, select Registration Keys, and select a key to download to your local drive.

E.Registration keys are generated and emailed by Oracle Licensing after service subscription.

F.Within Oracle Management Cloud display, choose Agents, select Registration Keys and create new key.

A.Correct rule violations, provision an entire application stack.

B.Configure a cloud agent, running scripts on multiple hosts.

C.Automatically create an OMC instance.

D.Resize cloud resources, provision new instances of a database, running scripts on multiple hosts.

A.Check the agent collector logs to verify that the data for the WebLogic entity is getting harvested.

B.Check the gateway logs to verify that the data for the WebLogic entity is being sent to OMC.

C.Check for the entity in the App Server Resource Analytics or App Server Performance Analytics dashboards.

D.Use the Oracle IT Analytics Administration page to find out which WebLogic entities are receiving datA.

A.In the APM display, under agent administration, see if the agent name and last time the agent checked in with Oracle Management Cloud appear.

B.Confirm that the registration key is VALID and re-enter it.

C.Reboot the application because this sometimes has to be done twice to pickup changes.

D.Close the browser to see if it is a cookie issue.

E.Look in the agent log file to see if there are any errors being reported and if it is seeing traffic.