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What's New with the PostgreSQL Plug-in for Oracle Enterprise Manager

PostgreSQL monitoring in Enterprise Manager is becoming more than observational. The latest plug-in adds plan analysis, workload history, index and vacuum advisors, and recommendations you can act on without leaving the EM console.

September 23, 2026 · 1:00 PM ET · 35 Minutes
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13.5.15, generally available August 26, 2026PostgreSQL 14 through 18Oracle EM 13.5 and 24ai

Who This Is For

PostgreSQL DBAsOracle EM AdministratorsDatabase & Platform Managers

What You'll See

Four new capabilities, demonstrated live against a working PostgreSQL environment.

Plan Analysis and Plan Capture

Capture execution plans from real workloads and get specific recommendations backed by evidence. See what changed, compare plans to accepted baselines, and quickly identify the next action to review.

Workload History

See how query performance changes over time. Compare periods, change the time window instantly, and drill into the history of any statement to find trends that would otherwise be easy to miss.

Index Advisor

Find missing, unused, invalid, and inefficient indexes. Get prioritized CREATE and DROP recommendations, estimated impact, supporting evidence, and SQL ready for DBA review.

Vacuum Advisor and xmin Horizon

Spot vacuum problems before they become outages. See transaction ID risk, table-specific tuning recommendations, bloat estimates, and the exact session holding vacuum back.

New Intelligence. Same Alerting Workflow.

Every advisor publishes its findings as standard Oracle EM metrics, using the thresholds, alert history, and notification routing your team already has in place. Get richer PostgreSQL guidance without adding another alerting system or operational workflow.

Presented By

Andre Beaumont

Presenter

Ben Smith

Product & Architecture

Christian Mundwiler

Implementation & Support

Questions welcome throughout the session.

PostgreSQL Is Just the Beginning

We are bringing the same integrated monitoring approach to MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, and IBM Db2. MySQL is in Open Beta, with SQL Server and Db2 in Early Access.

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September 23, 2026 · 1:00 PM ET · 35 Minutes

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