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Demonstration version — Oracle module

This version connects to your own Oracle databases and draws
the same reports as the full product. It is read-only:
no action can be run against the database — no session kill, no
ALTER SYSTEM,
no statistics gathering. These commands are not greyed out in the
interface : they are absent from the code.

sw_demo-oracle_20260902_cdn.zip

3.07 MB · CDN mode · released 2 September 2026


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CDN mode. This package loads its charting libraries
(D3, Chart.js, highlight.js) from a public CDN : the server needs
outbound Internet access. On a closed network, ask for the
Portable variant, which bundles those libraries.

What this version does

  • Configuration : parameters, tablespaces and redo logs, PGA/SGA memory, indicators, statistics gathering, SQL tuning
  • Real time : activity, active sessions, lock diagnosis, SQL_ID detail
  • History : load chart, heat maps, detailed ASH report
  • Diagnostics : slowdown, ORA-01555, ORA-04030, ORA-04031
  • Dashboards : RMAN backups, exports and external tables, TDE and wallets

Its limits

Databases you can declare 5 at most
Actions on the database none — the handlers are absent from the code, not disabled
History depth 7 days
ASH report span 24 hours
Real-time window 30 minutes
Reserved pages alert log, restore points, audit trail, Oracle ASH/AWR/SQL Monitor reports, licensing, scheduler, system statistics

Both connection types are supported : direct
(host, port, service) and Oracle Cloud, through a wallet
downloaded from the OCI console. A read-only Oracle account
is enough : the demonstration cannot write anything.

Installation. The package deploys like the full application.
Follow the
Installation from the ZIP package
guide, which covers Linux (Red Hat, Ubuntu) and Windows, and lists the
required PHP extensions — including
oci8,
sodium and
zip.

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The complete package for a fresh installation, and the module update archives for an instance already in service.

Complete packages (installation)

For a first installation, download the complete sw_pkg_*.zip package: the whole application in a single directory to deploy (the mon-appli/ web root, the libraries, the documentation and a minimal SQLite database, with no secret). Pick the archive that matches your network:

Portable

The JavaScript libraries are bundled into the archive. Larger, but no Internet access required at runtime: this is the one to pick for an air-gapped network.

⏳ Archive coming soon

CDN

The libraries are loaded from the Internet. A lighter archive, but the machine browsing the application needs Internet access.

⏳ Archive coming soon

Installation: once downloaded, follow the installation guide from the ZIP package (requirements, PHP extensions, php.ini settings and per-platform deployment — RHEL/Oracle Linux, Ubuntu/Debian, Windows with Apache, Nginx or IIS).

Module updates

For an instance already in service, each module can be updated independently, without reinstalling the application. A module archive contains a single folder with its module.php descriptor.

Update in place: drop the archive into Administration » Modules » “Add or update a module”. Only the module’s files are replaced — its active/inactive state, its roles and their assignments, its configuration and its data tables are kept. A backup of the previous version is created automatically.

Module Description Archive
Oracle Oracle supervision and administration (ASH, diagnostics, dashboards, SQL fix). ⏳ coming soon
PostgreSQL PostgreSQL database supervision. ⏳ coming soon

Module update archives will be offered here as versions are released. Refer to each module’s release notes for the new features and any migration steps.