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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)

Monitor health and performance of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

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Overview

This extension monitors basics of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

This is intended for users, who:
Want to monitor foundation of their Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, including:

  • Compute resources
  • Cloud networking resources
  • Site-to-Site VPN
  • Load Balancing
  • Block storage
  • Object storage
  • Filesystem storage
  • API gateway
  • OCI serverless functions
  • Alarms generated in the tenancy, so these show up as events in Dynatrace

This extension does not cover every single service available on Oracle Cloud.
This extension focuses on basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure services and does not look to monitor Oracle SaaS offerings like e.g. CX, HCM, ERP, SCM, EPM and alike.

Are you looking to extend OCI services visibility to all service available on Oracle Cloud? Look here: Any OCI service metric and log ingestion can be set up leveraging Oracle Connector Hub and push-based ingest. Look for this technology hub tile for instructions how to do it and limitations that come with it.

In brief: push-based ingest requires you to set up ingest functions in OCI and doesn't provide analysis screens for ingested metrics, but it can cover any service metrics. More at Oracle Connector Hub signals ingest

Use cases

This extension enables you to:

  • Monitor health and performance of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
  • focusing on compute, storage and networking foundation of the infrastructure.

Get started

This extension is executed by the ActiveGate (remote monitoring). You need to have an ActiveGate provisioned in your environment and networking set up so the ActiveGate can connect to the subject OCI tenant you are about to monitor.

To start, activate the extension in your environment using the in-product Hub. Then provide your OCI monitoring endpoint whereabouts. You will need to provide:

  • Compartment ID
  • Tenancy
  • User
  • Fingerprint
  • Region
  • Path location of a PEM key file which extension will use to sign OCI monitoring API requests

for each endpoint you are about to monitor on your OCI.

The User account provided in the configuration must also the minimum permissions listed below to collect metrics for all feature sets.

- Allow group <group name> to read metrics in compartment <compartment name>
- Allow group <group name> to read buckets in compartment <compartment name>
- Allow group <group name> to read objectstorage-namespaces in compartment <compartment name>
- Allow group <group name> to inspect buckets in compartment <compartment name>
- Allow group <group name> to inspect instances in compartment <compartment name>
- Allow group <group name> to inspect load-balancers in compartment <compartment name>
- Allow group <group name> to inspect vnic-attachments in compartment <compartment name>
- Allow group <group name> to inspect objects in compartment <compartment name>
- Allow group <group_name> to inspect alarms in tenancy

See also: Permissions Required for Each API Operation.

The PEM key file will need to be placed on any ActiveGate that is running the extension, in a location that is accessible to the extension. The recommended default location for the PEM file is:

  • Linux:
    <CONFIG>/remotepluginmodule/agent/conf/certificates/
    (default: /var/lib/dynatrace/remotepluginmodule/agent/conf/certificates/)
    
  • Windows:
    %PROGRAMDATA%\dynatrace\remotepluginmodule\agent\conf\certificates
    

Note: Because the configuration requires the Compartment ID & region, a new endpoint or monitoring configuration will need to be created to monitor a new region or compartment.

Refer to Oracle documentation for details on how to set up the monitoring endpoint access:

  • OCI API concepts
  • API signing key handling
  • Overview of OCI monitoring

Import Tags

To import tags from OCI, two additional configuration options are required:

  • Dynatrace environment ID
  • API Token with Entities.Read and Entities.Write scopes.

Refer to the documentation for creating an API token with the correct scopes.

Details

This extension is built on top of the Extension Framework 2.0 and delivers:

  • Metrics retrieved from the OCI APIs (extension internally uses Python to connect to the OCI APIs)
  • A Dashboard
  • Topology definitions
  • Unified Analysis screens

Metrics collected:

  • Compute resources usage and performance
  • Load balancers and network load balancers usage and performance
  • Virtual cloud networks usage and performance
  • Site-to-Site VPN usage and performance
  • Block storage volumes usage and performance
  • Object storage volumes usage and performance
  • Filesystem storage volumes usage and performance
  • API gateway usage and performance
  • Serverless OCI functions usage, performance and errors

Compatibility information

  • OCI API access from ActiveGate is required

Q&A

Q: Can this extension ingest metrics from other OCI services not explicitly listed here?

A: No. This extension is designed to understand specific services metrics and topology, and present their signals on dashboards and predefined analysis screens. Ingesting metrics from other services can be set up leveraging Oracle Connector Hub and push-based ingest. Look for Oracle Connector Hub signals ingest technology support on the Dynatrace Hub.

Q: What OCI API endpoints is this extension connecting to?

A: OCI performance counters are available though a number of different endpoints, whose specific URLs reflect specific monitored services and regions in which those services run. Oracle published the list of API reference endpoints here.

None of these URLs needs to be provided in the extension configuration. Oracle SDK builds those URLs using input the extension requires (Compartment ID, Tenancy, Region) and specific service it monitors (compute, load balancer, VCN, VPN and so on - they are listed above). Oracle SDK libraries are embedded in this extension distribution.

Q: What permissions are required on the OCI side for the extension to work?

Permissions required are METRIC_READ and METRIC_INSPECT found at Permissions Required for Each API Operation.

Q: How can I test OCI connectivity from the AcitveGate?

A: In case of connection issues, you may want to test OCI connectivity from the ActiveGate.

In this blog Oracle explains how to reach the OCI Rest APIs via curl request. Alternatively, you may choose to install CLI following these instructions.

Run CLI tests by following these instructions.

Q: Does this extension support connecting to the Oracle cloud via proxy?

A: Extension supports proxy connection. You can add your proxy settings in monitoring configuration. However, please note that this extension works with proxies in a slightly different way than other extensions.

This extension uses Oracle SDK to connect to Oracle cloud and Oracle SDK has its own proxy support implemented, basing on environment proxy settings. On ActiveGates, environment proxy settings are controlled by the custom.properties file; see ActiveGate documentation for details. These settings will apply to the extension operation even if you don’t set up a proxy in the extension configuration because Oracle SDK will use them anyway. This means that:

  • if you want to make sure no proxy settings are in place, check both extension configuration and the AcitveGate settings
  • Oracle cloud has many endpoints to which SDK connects; compare “Q: What OCI API endpoints is this extension connecting to”. Your proxy may need to whitelist all these endpoints and their peer locations worldwide.
  • if the local network employs an HTTP-only proxy, the only way to make the extension connecting successfully to OCI is by filling the proxy settings in the monitoring configuration, as the default behavior for environment proxy settings is to map HTTP requests to a HTTP proxy address, and HTTPS requests to a HTTPS proxy address.

Q: What is the DDU Consumption of this extension?

A: The formula for DDU consumption of the extension will be published at a later date. For now, when estimating consumption of this Preview version of the extension, take into account the numbers of:

10 metrics per cloud:oci:compute_instance
 4 metrics per cloud:oci:instance_pool
27 metrics per cloud:oci:load_balancer
 9 metrics per cloud:oci:network_load_balancer
12 metrics per cloud:oci:vcn
 6 metrics per cloud:oci:vpn
 5 metrics per cloud:oci:block_volume
10 metrics per cloud:oci:file_system
 2 metrics per cloud:oci:object_store
12 metrics per cloud:oci:api_gateway
 2 metrics per cloud:oci:function

and aggregate these for all OCI tenants you plan to monitor. This way you arrive at the number of metric points that monitoring will bring every monitoring interval.

Metric to DDU consumption multiplier is:

number of metrics * 525.6 DDUs/year

DDU cost above does not include any possible Log events or Custom events triggered by the extension. For more information on this, please visit the DDU log event cost and DDU custom event cost pages.

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Extension content

Content typeNumber of items included
generic type
12
screen entities lists
11
screen chart groups
21
document dashboard
1
dashboards
1
screen layout
11
generic relationship
12
list screen layout
11
metric metadata
109

Feature sets

Below is a complete list of the feature sets provided in this version. To ensure a good fit for your needs, individual feature sets can be activated and deactivated by your administrator during configuration.

Feature setsNumber of metrics included
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
FastConnect Bits Receivedcloud.oci.fast_connect.bits_receivedNumber of bits received on the FastConnect interface at the Oracle end of the connection.Bit
FastConnect Bits Sentcloud.oci.fast_connect.bits_sentNumber of bits sent from the FastConnect interface at the Oracle end of the connection.Bit
FastConnect Connection Statecloud.oci.fast_connect.connection_stateThe values are up (1) or down (0).Count
FastConnect Error Packetscloud.oci.fast_connect.packets_errorNumber of packets dropped due to errors at the Oracle end of the connection.Count
FastConnect Discard Packetscloud.oci.fast_connect.packets_discardedNumber of packets discarded at the Oracle end of the connection.Count
FastConnect Ipv4 BGP Session Statecloud.oci.fast_connect.packets_bgp_session_stateThe values are up (1) or down (0).Count
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
-cloud.oci.function.function_invocation_count--
Function Durationcloud.oci.function.function_execution_durationTotal function execution durationMilliSecond
-cloud.oci.function.function_error_response_count--
-cloud.oci.function.function_throttled_response_count--
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
IPSec Tunnel Statecloud.oci.vpn.tunnel_stateWhether the tunnel is up (1) or down (0).State
Packets Receivedcloud.oci.vpn.packets_receivedNumber of packets received at the Oracle end of the connectionCount
Bytes Receivedcloud.oci.vpn.bytes_receivedNumber of bytes received at the Oracle end of the connectionByte
Packets Sentcloud.oci.vpn.packets_sentNumber of packets sent from the Oracle end of the connectionCount
Bytes Sentcloud.oci.vpn.bytes_sentNumber of bytes sent from the Oracle end of the connectionByte
Packets with Errorscloud.oci.vpn.packets_errorNumber of packets dropped at the Oracle end of the connectionCount
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Read Throughputcloud.oci.filesystem.read.throughputFile System Read ThroughputCount
Write Throughputcloud.oci.filesystem.write.throughputFile System Write ThroughputCount
Read Requestscloud.oci.filesystem.read.requestsFile System Read RequestsCount
Write Requestscloud.oci.filesystem.write.requestsFile System Write RequestsCount
Read Latencycloud.oci.filesystem.read.latencyFile System Read LatencyCount
Write Latencycloud.oci.filesystem.write.latencyFile System Write LatencyCount
Metadata Read Latencycloud.oci.filesystem.metadata.read.latencyFile System Metadata Read LatencyCount
Metadata Write Latencycloud.oci.filesystem.metadata.write.latencyFile System Metadata Write LatencyCount
Metadata IOPScloud.oci.filesystem.metadata.iopsFile System Metadata IOPSCount
Usagecloud.oci.filesystem.usageFile System UsageCount
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
CPU Utilizationcloud.oci.compute.cpu.utilActivity level from CPU, expressed as a percentage of total time.Percent
Disk Read Bytescloud.oci.compute.disk.read.bytesRead Throughput, expressed as bytes read per interval.Byte
Disk Write Bytescloud.oci.compute.disk.write.bytesWrite throughput, expressed as bytes written per interval.Byte
Disk Read I/Ocloud.oci.compute.disk.read.ioActivity level from I/O reads, expressed as reads per interval.Count
Disk Write I/Ocloud.oci.compute.disk.write.ioActivity level from I/O writes, expressed as writes per interval.Count
Load Averagecloud.oci.compute.loadAverage system load.Count
Memory Allocation Stallscloud.oci.compute.memory.allocation.stallsNumber of times page reclaim was called directly.Count
Memory Utilizationcloud.oci.compute.memory.utilSpace currently in use, measured by pagtes, expressed as a percentage of used pages.Percent
Network Receive Bytescloud.oci.compute.network.receive.bytesNetwork receipt throughput, expressed as bytes received.Byte
Network Transmit Bytescloud.oci.compute.network.transmit.bytesNetwork transmission throughput, expressed as bytes transmitted.Bytes
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
DRG Packet Dropscloud.oci.dynamic_routing_gateway.packet_dropsThe number of packets sent from the DRG attachment and dropped by the DRG.Count
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Bucket Sizecloud.oci.object_store.sizeTotal size of objects in a bucketByte
Number of Objectscloud.oci.object_store.count.gaugeTotal number of objects in a bucketCount
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
API Requestscloud.oci.api_gateway.http_requestsNumber of incoming API client requests to the API gatewayCount
API Responsescloud.oci.api_gateway.http_responsesNumber of http responses that the API gateway has sent backCount
Bytes Sentcloud.oci.api_gateway.bytes_sentNumber of bytes sent by the API gateway to API clientsByte
Bytes Receivedcloud.oci.api_gateway.bytes_receivedNumber of bytes received by the API gateway from API clientsByte
Gateway Latencycloud.oci.api_gateway.latencyAverage time that it takes for a request to be processed and its response to be sentSecond
Internal Latencycloud.oci.api_gateway.internal_latencyTime spent internally in the API gateway to process the requestSecond
Backend Latencycloud.oci.api_gateway.integration_latencyTime between the API gateway sending a request to the back-end service and receiving a response from the back-end serviceSecond
Backend Responsescloud.oci.api_gateway.backend_http_responsesCount of the HTTP responses returned by the back-end servicesCount
Usage Plan Requestscloud.oci.api_gateway.usage_plan_requestsNumber of requests to a given entitlementCount
Subscriber Requestscloud.oci.api_gateway.subscriber_requestsNumber of requests made by a subscriberCount
Subscriber Quota Proportion Usedcloud.oci.api_gateway.subscriber_quota_proportion_usedProportion of an entitlement's quota that has been consumed by a subscriberCount
Subscriber Rate Limit Proportion Usedcloud.oci.api_gateway.subscriber_rate_limit_proportion_usedProportion of an entitlement's rate limit that has been consumed by a subscriberCount
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Backend Serverscloud.oci.load_balancer.backend.serversThe number of backend servers in the backend set.Count
Unhealthy Backend Serverscloud.oci.load_balancer.unhealthy.backend.serversThe number of unhealthy backend servers in the backend set.Count
HTTP Responsescloud.oci.load_balancer.http.responsesThe number of HTTP responses received.Count
Average HTTP Response Timecloud.oci.load_balancer.response.time.httpAverage response time of backend servers, HTTP only.MilliSecond
Average TCP Response Timecloud.oci.load_balancer.response.time.tcpAverage time to the first byte of response from backend servers, TCP only.MilliSecond
Backend Timeoutscloud.oci.load_balancer.backend.timeoutsThe number of timeouts across all backend servers.Count
Keep-alive Connectionscloud.oci.load_balancer.keepalive.connectionsThe number of keep-alive connections.Count
Closed Connectionscloud.oci.load_balancer.closed.connectionsThe number of connections closed between the load balancer and backend servers.Count
Invalid Header Responsescloud.oci.load_balancer.invalid.header.responsesThe number of invalid header responses across all backend servers.Count
HTTP 200 Responsescloud.oci.load_balancer.http.responses.200The number of HTTP 200 responses received.Count
HTTP 2xx Responsescloud.oci.load_balancer.http.responses.2xxThe number of HTTP 2xx responses received.Count
HTTP 3xx Responsescloud.oci.load_balancer.http.responses.3xxThe number of HTTP 3xx responses received.Count
HTTP 4xx Responsescloud.oci.load_balancer.http.responses.4xxThe number of HTTP 4xx responses received.Count
HTTP 5xx Responsescloud.oci.load_balancer.http.responses.5xxThe number of HTTP 5xx responses received.Count
HTTP 502 Responsescloud.oci.load_balancer.http.responses.502The number of HTTP 502 responses received.Count
HTTP 504 Responsescloud.oci.load_balancer.http.responses.504The number of HTTP 504 responses received.Count
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Instance Pool Sizecloud.oci.instance_pool.sizeNumber of instances in the pool.Count
Instances Provisioningcloud.oci.instance_pool.provisioningNumber of instances in the pool that are provisioning.Count
Instances Runningcloud.oci.instance_pool.runningNumber of running instances in the pool.Count
Instances Terminatedcloud.oci.instance_pool.terminatedNumber of instances in the pool that are terminating or terminated.Count
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Volume Read Throughputcloud.oci.block_volume.read.throughputRead throughput, expressed as bytes read per interval.Byte
Volume Write Throughputcloud.oci.block_volume.write.throughputWrite throughput, expressed as bytes written per interval.Byte
Volume Read Operationscloud.oci.block_volume.read.opsActivity level from I/O reads, expressed as reads per interval.Count
Volume Write Operationscloud.oci.block_volume.write.opsActivity level from I/O writes, expressed as writes per interval.Count
Volume Throttled Operationscloud.oci.block_volume.throttled.opsTotal sum of all the I/O operations that were throttled during a given time interval.Count
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Processed Bytescloud.oci.network_load_balancer.processed.bytesThe total number of bytes processed by the network load balancer, including TCP/IP headers.Byte
Processed Packetscloud.oci.network_load_balancer.processed.packetsThe total number of packets processed by the network load balancer.Count
Ingress Packets Dropped by Security Listcloud.oci.network_load_balancer.ingress.packets.droppedThe packets received from the network, destined for the network load balancer, dropped because of security rule violations.Count
Egress Packets Dropped by Security Listcloud.oci.network_load_balancer.egress.packets.droppedThe packets sent by the network load balancer, destined for the network, dropped because of security rule violations.Count
Healthy Backendscloud.oci.network_load_balancer.healthy.backendsThe number of healthy backend servers present in the network load balancer.Count
Unhealthy Backendscloud.oci.network_load_balancer.unhealthy.backendsThe number of unhealthy backend servers present in the network load balancer.Count
New Connectionscloud.oci.network_load_balancer.new.connectionsThe total number of new connections established between client and a backend server.Count
New TCP Connectionscloud.oci.network_load_balancer.new.connections.tcpThe total number of new TCP connections established between client and a backend server.Count
New UDP Connectionscloud.oci.network_load_balancer.new.connections.udpThe total number of new UDP connections established between client and a backend server.Count
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Inbound Requestscloud.oci.load_balancer.http.requestsThe number of incoming client requests to the backend set.Count
Active Connectionscloud.oci.load_balancer.active.connectionsThe number of active connections.Count
Active SSL Connectionscloud.oci.load_balancer.active.ssl.connectionsThe number of active SSL connections.Count
Bytes Receivedcloud.oci.load_balancer.bytes.receivedThe number of bytes received by the load balancer.Byte
Bytes Sentcloud.oci.load_balancer.bytes.sentThe number of bytes sent by the load balancer.Byte
Accepted Connectionscloud.oci.load_balancer.accepted.connectionsThe number of connections accepted by the load balancer.Count
Handled Connectionscloud.oci.load_balancer.handled.connectionsThe number of connections handled by the load balancer.Count
Failed SSL Handshakescloud.oci.load_balancer.failed.ssl.handshakeThe number of failed SSL handshakes.Count
Accepted SSL Handshakescloud.oci.load_balancer.accepted.ssl.handshakeThe number of accepted SSL handshakes.Count
Failed Client SSL Cert Verificationscloud.oci.load_balancer.failed.ssl.client.cert.verifyThe number of failed client SSL certificate verifications.Count
Peak Bandwidthcloud.oci.load_balancer.peak.bandwidthMaximum bits per second bandwidth used during the specified interval.MegaBytePerSecond
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
Ingress Packets Dropped by Security Listcloud.oci.vcn.ingress.packets.dropped.slPackets received from the network, destined for the VNIC, dropped due to security rule violations.Count
Egress Packets Dropped by Security Listcloud.oci.vcn.egress.packets.dropped.slPackets sent by the VNIC, destined for the network, dropped due to security rule violations.Count
Packets from Networkcloud.oci.vcn.packets.from.networkPackets received at the VNIC from the network, after drops.Count
Packets to Networkcloud.oci.vcn.packets.to.networkPackets sent from the VNIC to the network, before drops.Count
Bytes from Networkcloud.oci.vcn.bytes.from.networkBytes received at the VNIC from the network, after drops.Byte
Bytes to Networkcloud.oci.vcn.bytes.to.networkBytes sent from the VNIC to the network, before drops.Byte
Throttled Ingress Packetscloud.oci.vcn.throttled.ingress.packetsPackets sent from the VNIC, destined for the network, dropped due to throttling.Count
Throttled Egress Packetscloud.oci.vcn.throttled.egress.packetsPackets received from the network, destined for the VNIC, dropped due to throttling.Count
Ingress Packets Dropped by Full Connection Tracking Tablecloud.oci.vcn.ingress.packets.dropped.fcttPackets received from the network, destined for the VNIC, dropped due to full connection tracking table.Count
Egress Packets Dropped by Full Connection Tracking Tablecloud.oci.vcn.egress.packets.dropped.fcttPackets sent from the VNIC, destined for the network, dropped due to full connection tracking table.Count
Connection Tracking Table Utilizationcloud.oci.vcn.ctt.utilTotal utilization percentage (0-100%) of the connection tracking table.Percent
Connection Tracking Table Fullcloud.oci.vcn.ctt.fullBoolean (0/false, 1/true) that indicates the connection tracking table is full.State
Metric nameMetric keyDescriptionUnit
OCI Compartment Alarms Configuredcloud.oci.compartment.configured_alarm_count.gaugeNumber of Alarms configured for this OCI CompartmentsCount

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⚠️IMPORTANT CHANGE: This extension release requires Dynatrace cluster version 1.310 or later.

New features:

  • Added the Dynatrace Platform (a.k.a. Gen3) dashboard

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New features:

  • Added option to skip SSL certificate validation; useful when using self-signed certificates

Patch-level changes:

  • More responsive error handling in the fastcheck phase of the new configuration activation
  • Proxy handling fixes

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Patch level changes:

  • Oracle SDK currency updates

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New features:

  • Added an option of the OCI alarm ingest. Alarms are ingested into your Dynatrace tenant as events.
  • Added an option to configure monitoring interval. Default 1-minute remains as-is.. You can change it to higher number in order to decrease load on the OCI API, which may be useful to avoid throttling on Oracle side. Please note that loner monitoring intervals affect Dynatrace ability to alert on anomalies on time.

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Patch level changes:

  • Fixed an issue where proxy settings were not correctly applied to the Oracle API client connection

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New features:

  • Added possibility of an explicit proxy configuration for the API connection. Note that OCI SDK may still use OS-level environment proxy setting. See Q&A for more information on proxy support.

Patch level changes:

  • Updated support for Oracle Cloud sovereign regions, to include recently rolled out new regions.

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New features:

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  • Support for Fast Connect service

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Patch level change:

  • Recompiled for compatibility with ActiveGate running RHEL 7.9.

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Patch level changes:

  • Added metric descriptions and sourceEntityTypes
  • Added function metadata tagging
  • Update Dynatrace API calls to use configured communication URL

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Added more OCI services monitoring:

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First GA release. We look for your feedback, through Community, on both the extension focus, scope and documentation.

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