Oracle Listing and querying Oracle Enterprise Manager metric extensions 18.09.2026 by Julien Delattre I recently wanted to work on Metric Extensions automation, and realized the task was a bit more complicated than I thought. My original idea was to look into the emcli verb list, but I was unlucky. In fact, emcli(…)
Enterprise content management M-Files BD – Queries: objectType, class, filters, date tokens 20.06.2026 by Morgan Patou In the previous posts of this series, I covered the anatomy of a dashboard definition and the seven widget types (KPI & gauge, line & area,(…)
Cloud, NoSQL, Oracle Using Oracle API for MongoDB on OCI 15.10.2025 by Julien Delattre If you’ve ever had to deal with MongoDB after years (or even decades) of working with SQL, you’ve probably realized that querying JSON documents can sometimes be painful, to say the least. In response to this, Oracle (and(…)
Enterprise content management Documentum – xPlore Dsearch not starting with a stuck rebuild 15.10.2024 by Morgan Patou I recently faced another interesting issue (c.f. this one) with Documentum xPlore where the Dsearch would refuse to start because of a stuck online rebuild. It happened on a Kubernetes environment using custom images we(…)
Enterprise content management Documentum – xPlore CPS temporary folder not being cleaned properly 14.12.2023 by Morgan Patou At a customer using Documentum inside Kubernetes, unusually frequent restarts of xPlore containers were noted a couple weeks after the introduction of CPS Only pods on the different Production environments. The customer had a very simple Standalone xPlore setup,(…)
Application integration & Middleware Grail and Dynatrace Query Language 12.05.2023 by Middleware Team In my last dynatrace blog, I presented how to go from logs to dashboard. This could look like a complex process for such a simple task. Moreover, this does not work on historical data as(…)
AWS, NoSQL RDBMS (vs. NoSQL) scales the algorithm before the hardware 03.08.2020 by Cloud Team By Franck Pachot . In The myth of NoSQL (vs. RDBMS) “joins dont scale” I explained that joins actually scale very well with an O(logN) on the input tables size, thanks to B*Tree index access,(…)