A New Platform for Multicloud Observability and Management

Session Abstract:
Oracle Cloud's new Observability and Management Platform provides comprehensive visibility and actionable insights across all layers of the stack, deployed on any technology, anywhere. By unifying all types of operational telemetry (metrics, logs, traces) with curated machine learning-based analysis, Oracle's Observability and Management Platform makes it easy to improve IT efficiency and maximize application performance. Learn about the capabilities and investment areas of these breakthrough new offerings through customer success stories, demonstrations and discussion delivered by Oracle's Manageability executive team.

Speaker Bios:

Mughees Minhas
Vice President of Product Management, Oracle
Mughees Minhas is responsible for product management, strategy and business development of Oracle’s systems management business which includes OCI observability and management cloud services as well as Oracle Enterprise Manager. Prior to his current role, he worked in the Oracle Database Server team where he worked on features like AWR, ASH, Automatic SQL Tuning, ADDM, Auto-task, etc., that now serve as the backbone of the Oracle Autonomous Database. Mughees is a frequent speaker at Oracle forums and has authored several papers on the internal workings and usage best practices of a wide variety of Oracle technologies. He holds an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering from Washington University and an MBA from Columbia Business School. He is currently Vice President in the Enterprise and Cloud Manageability division.


Dan Koloski
Vice President, Product Management, Oracle
Dan Koloski is a software industry expert with broad experience as both a technologist working on the IT side and as a management executive on the vendor side. Dan is a Vice President in Oracle's Enterprise and Cloud Manageability products group, which produces the Oracle Enterprise Manager and Oracle Management Cloud product families. Previously, Dan was CTO and Director of Strategy for the Web BU at Empirix, which he helped spin out and sell to Oracle in 2008. Dan holds a B.A. from Yale University and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School.