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Getting Started with Microsoft System Center Operations Manager

Getting Started with Microsoft System Center Operations Manager

By : Kevin Greene
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Getting Started with Microsoft System Center Operations Manager

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By: Kevin Greene

Overview of this book

Most modern IT environments comprise a heterogeneous mixture of servers, network devices, virtual hypervisors, storage solutions, cross-platform operating systems and applications. All this complexity brings a requirement to deliver a centralized monitoring and reporting solution that can help IT administrators quickly identify where the problems are and how best to resolve them. Using System Center Operations Manager (OpsMgr), administrators get a full monitoring overview of the IT services they have responsibility for across the organization - along with some useful management capabilities to help them remediate any issues they've been alerted to. This book begins with an introduction to OpsMgr and its core concepts and then walks you through designing and deploying the various roles. After a chapter on exploring the consoles, you will learn how to deploy agents, work with management packs, configure network monitoring and model your IT services using distributed applications. There’s a chapter dedicated to alert tuning and another that demonstrates how to visualize your IT using dashboards. The final chapters in the book discuss how to create alert subscriptions, manage reports, backup and recover OpsMgr, perform maintenance and troubleshoot common problems.
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Creating distributed applications


When you're ready to create your first distributed application, you will need to get familiar with the Distributed Application Designer. Accessed from within the Authoring workspace of the Operations console, the Distributed Application Designer is a graphical tool that enables you to model your IT service as a distributed application with relative ease.

In Figure 7.2 you can see our demo IT service modeled within the Distributed Application Designer.

Figure 7.2: Distributed Application Designer

The Objects section to the left of the image allows you to search through classes for object types that will be added as components of the IT service. The boxes in the center of the designer are called component groups and each component group is associated with at least one object type or class.

Once you have the correct object type selected and the service already mapped out in your documentation, it's just a simple click-and-point process to add objects into a new...

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