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VMware vRealize Operations Essentials

By : Matthew Steiner
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VMware vRealize Operations Essentials

By: Matthew Steiner

Overview of this book

This book will enable you to deliver on the operational disciplines of Performance, Health, Capacity, Configuration, and Compliance by making the best use of solutions provided by vRealize Operations. Starting with architecture, design, and sizing, we will ensure your implementation of vRealize Operations is a success. We will dive into the utilization of a solution to manage your vSphere infrastructure. Then, we will employ out-of-the-box Dashboards and the very powerful Views and Reporting functionality of vRealize Operations to create your custom dashboards and address your reporting requirements. Next, we go through the Alerting framework and how Symptoms, Recommendations, and Actions are used to achieve efficient operations. Later you will master the topic of Capacity Planning, where we look at how important it is to craft appropriate policies to match your requirements, and we’ll consider attitude toward capacity risk, which will aid you to build future project requirements into your capacity plans. Finally, we will look at extending the solution to manage Storage, Applications, and other IT infrastructures using Management Packs from Solution Exchange, as well as how the solution can be enhanced with the integration of Log Insight.
Table of Contents (18 chapters)
VMware vRealize Operations Essentials
Credits
Foreword
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

Viewing and managing Alerts


The alerts that are triggered can be viewed and acted on in a number of places. The main places in which you can view, manage, and link to alerts are:

  • The Recommendations Dashboard, where all the active alerts for the entire environment being monitored will be displayed in ranked order of importance.

  • The Alerts list: This is where all the alerts are listed and can be filtered and managed.

  • The Summary tab of an Object's dashboard: This is where you can see all the alerts for that object and its descendants.

  • The Alerts tab of an Object's dashboard: This is the same as the Alerts list, but is filtered to alerts relevant only to that Object.

  • The Troubleshooting tab of an Object's dashboard: Here, the alerts can be presented on the Timeline and Events panels. This allows you to visualize alerts in conjunction with and in the context of other Events and Metrics and also other Objects.

Alerts can also be displayed as content in Views, Reports, and Custom Dashboards.

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