Open source monitoring tool for oracle Database

Hi,
Please suggest me any opensource tool to monitor the health, availability and performance of the Oracle Database that can be accesed through web client
Thanks in advance

user1687821 wrote:
Robert,
Thanks for the update, ya i basically need the tool to monitor the DB, but at the same time, if CPU is going high due to any query or any other reason, we must get the alert, the tool currently we are using triggers a mail for both, DB as well as CPU when it goes high, similar one is needed
ThanksGrid control or database control will do this for you, there is a rather big however, er however. Being notified is a part of the diagnostics pack functionality (ludicrously and unjustifiably IMO). That means a license cost (unless you are already licensed for it). nagios does this as others have said as do shell scripts. I'm not aware of an open source tool that does all you want without scripting though.
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