Managed support engagement
Remote or on-site US engineers, scheduled fleet health checks, triage, and action.
Oracle Support
Most Oracle Exadata health check tools are built for support engineers working one system at a time. Express Checkup is built for the team responsible for the entire fleet. It is a lightweight, agentless command-line tool that connects to every Exadata system in an organisation simultaneously, runs a structured set of diagnostic checks, and returns a single consolidated report — in minutes, not hours. No agents to install. No dedicated monitoring host required. One command, full picture.
Express Checkup
Local Host
Oracle Exadata Fleet
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checkup
agentless
parallel
Consolidated health report
Local Host
express_checkup
agentless · parallel
Oracle Exadata Fleet
Consolidated health report
An Exadata fleet spans hardware generations, software versions, and network segments. Checking each system manually, one at a time, is not scalable. Express Checkup runs all health check sessions in parallel — total time equals the time of the single largest system. One run, every system.
Completed in
4m 12s
Systems checked
6 of 6
Issues found
2
One run. Every system.
Minutes, not hours.
All health check sessions run in parallel. Total time equals the time for the largest single system in your fleet.
When an Exadata system shows symptoms, the priority is rapid, accurate diagnosis. Express Checkup reaches every node via a single external SSH entry point — the same path you already use every day — and returns a structured fault summary in minutes, without separate credentials or access paths for each node.
Fast answers when it matters most.
Express Checkup reaches every node in the affected system via a single external SSH entry point — the same connection path you use for daily administration.
Regular site surveys are standard practice — but time-consuming when done manually across a large fleet. Express Checkup turns a fleet-wide survey into a single command. The output is structured, terminal-readable, and ready to archive or share without reformatting.
Survey time
5 min 03 sec
Systems
6
Nodes checked
38
Alerts
2
HW Faults
none
ASM / Storage
healthy
Network Links
all up
Software
OK
HW Faults
none
ASM / Storage
healthy
Network Links
all up
Software
OK
HW Faults
1 fault
ASM / Storage
healthy
Network Links
all up
Software
OK
HW Faults
none
ASM / Storage
healthy
Network Links
1 link down
Software
OK
HW Faults
none
ASM / Storage
healthy
Network Links
all up
Software
OK
HW Faults
none
ASM / Storage
healthy
Network Links
all up
Software
OK
Survey Time
5m 03s
Systems
6
Nodes Checked
38
Alerts
2
After a wide-scale event — datacenter power cut, cooling failure, network outage — the question is never just "are systems back online?" It is "is everything still healthy?" Express Checkup gives you a fleet-wide answer before users report problems or silent damage compounds into data loss.
Know the full picture before users tell you something is wrong.
After any wide-scale event, one command scans the entire Exadata fleet and surfaces hardware faults, ASM disk issues, and storage cell anomalies that the event may have introduced — before they escalate into incidents.
Express Checkup is not a monitoring platform and does not replace one. Continuous monitoring watches for events as they happen; Express Checkup answers a different question — “is the entire fleet healthy right now?” — on demand, in a single pass, with no standing infrastructure. It runs from any Linux host with SSH access to the Exadata DB nodes: no dedicated server, no new firewall rules, no agents on target systems. Organisations that already run Oracle Enterprise Manager use it for deep, point-in-time fleet checks; organisations without a central monitoring stack use it to close the periodic health check gap until one is in place.
Full Exadata health checking.
Alongside monitoring, not instead of it.
Express Checkup needs only what a systems administrator already has: a Linux workstation or VM, and SSH access to your Exadata DB node #1.
What you need to run it
Any Linux x86-64 host
PC / server / VM
RHEL / OL / Alma / Rocky 8+
Ubuntu 22.04 / 24.04
SSH access to DB node #1
Your existing admin path
Express Checkup is not sold as shrink-wrapped software to install and forget. It is delivered as part of a managed Oracle support engagement: ByteSage engineers — remote or on-site in the US — run Express Checkup across a customer’s Exadata fleet on an agreed cadence, triage what it surfaces, and act on it. The tool is the instrument; the support outcome is what the customer pays for. The same tool can also be licensed to MSPs and Oracle support partners to fold into their own Exadata support offering.
Delivery models
Remote or on-site US engineers, scheduled fleet health checks, triage, and action.
Fold Express Checkup into an existing Oracle and Exadata support offering.
Express Checkup is the instrument inside a managed Oracle support service — not a product left for the customer to operate alone.
The value of Express Checkup is not “it replaces an engineer’s salary” — the engineers are already on payroll. The value is that scarce, expensive Oracle support engineers spend far less time verifying whether clusters are healthy, and far more time on the work only they can do.
A manual Exadata health check consumes senior engineer hours. Checking a single rack by hand takes roughly 45–90 minutes, repeated system by system. Express Checkup runs the same checks across every system in parallel and returns the consolidated result in minutes.
Six-system fleet · one health check cycle
Estimated annual value of reclaimed engineer time when verification runs weekly across a six-system fleet.
¹ Based on a fully-loaded US senior Oracle/Exadata engineer rate of approximately $150–$200 per hour.