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*Update: this bug seems to be corrected with the latest GoldenGate patch (23.26.2.0.1). If you face this error, try to patch your GoldenGate deployments.

If you are licensed for the GoldenGate Management Pack, using the Enterprise Manager plug-in for GoldenGate improves monitoring and management of your deployments.

GoldenGate logs are a powerful source of information when debugging or analyzing your deployments. However, some of these logs have a rather low retention period in active deployments.

Recently, I wrote about deleting a GoldenGate deployment with the REST API, and when investigating this issue, I remembered a limitation of the configuration assistant, which I wanted to talk about.

In this blog, I will explain what needs to be done when registering GoldenGate targets behind NGINX reverse proxy in the Enterprise Manager.

Recently, I was asked how to recreate a GoldenGate deployment if the password for the Security user (the first user created with the deployment) was lost.

After writing blogs about Default profile updates and a bug affecting profiles in GoldenGate 26ai, I realized it would be a good idea to present a quick way to update all processes at once with the…

GoldenGate logs are a powerful source of information when troubleshooting or analyzing your deployments. However, there is at least one log file per service in the Microservices Architecture.

Setting up a distribution path is an important step when connecting two GoldenGate deployments. However, there are so many connection options that it's hard to know how to proceed.

After working on a GoldenGate deployment recently, I felt that the OGG-30007 error would be worth writing about. This error happens when registering certificates in GoldenGate.

In GoldenGate, processes have a few options that can be managed to fit your needs.

Your GoldenGate certificates should be granted by a trusted Certificate Authority, which normally handles the monitoring of certificates.