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Authorised training on Cisco, Microsoft, Nortel and VMware as well as generic networking, security, VoIP and wireless courses. Our management curriculum includes project management, business analysis and ITIL training.


System Center Operations Manager, Advanced management & package authoring (GK Premier) vA

Course Code: M50231
Version: A
Day(s): 3
Price: £1,085.00 (ex. VAT)

Overview 

This three-day, instructor-led course provides students with the knowledge and skills to design and author a professional management pack. The course is structured into three progressive modules. Module 1 introduces basic approaches for distributed application monitoring. Module 2 is for those who have already attended the first module and then want to further their management pack design knowledge. Module 3 presents advanced information to help the author effectively troubleshoot common conditions. Together, the three modules provide guidance on how to best define and implement logic for effectively measuring the health of a product or service and lowering its operational costs for end customers.


Pre-Requisites
  • Experience with Operations Manager 2007 management packs.
  • A requirement to develop a standalone management pack for a product or application.
  • Basic development skills including object oriented concepts such as classes and inheritance.
  • Proficiency with VBScript language.


Next Course Dates

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    More Information

    This course is intended for developers and IT professionals responsible for designing and authoring management packs for Operations Manager 2007.

    • Design a scalable management pack supporting a variety of application structures.
    • Define an appropriate health facade for centrally managing a product or application.
    • Understand and implement the Operations Manager concept of discovery.
    • Define monitoring requirements on a variety of aspects of service availability and health.
    • Implement these requirements in a management pack.
    • Provide application administrators with information in a manner that lowers the ownership cost of the product or application.
    • Demonstrate a mastery of management pack development.

    Module 1: Designing and Building a Basic Management Pack

    • Getting Manageability Right
    • Fast Fly-Through
    • Planning Your MP
    • Implementing the Facade
    • Discovery
    • Implementing Monitoring
    • Composition
    • Reporting

    Lab : Facade

    • Create initial management pack
    • Define and build high level classes

    Lab : Discovery

    • Discover instances of defined classes
    • Implement bottom up discovery

    Lab : Monitoring

    • Create basic rules and monitors

    Lab : Consolidation

    • Add consolidation and suppression to existing rules
    • Expose overrides
    • Create data source modules and compose a workflow

    Lab : Reporting

    • Add a linked report to a management pack

    Module 2: Going from Basic to Professional

    • Taking control of discoveries
    • Responding to state changes
    • Interacting with the operator
    • Minimizing the noise
    • Advanced knowledge

    Lab : Discoveries

    • Create a discovery in response to an event
    • Use multiple discoveries for a single class
    • Create snapshot and incremental discoveries

    Lab : Diagnostics and Recoveries

    • Add a diagnostic and recovery to a monitor

    Lab : Views and Tasks

    • Create a complex view
    • Create a task

    Lab : Alert Suppression

    • Define suppression for an alert rule to increment repeat count
    • Use synthetic transactions to perform automatic reset and triangulation

    Module 3: Advanced Implementation Strategies

    • Distributed monitoring
    • Troubleshooting discoveries
    • Scenario based deployment
    • Management large instance spaces
    • Testing your management pack

    Lab : Distributed Monitoring

    • Design a roll-up model for an application distributed across multiple locations
    • Control alert generation using dependency monitors

    Lab : Troubleshooting Discoveries

    • Troubleshoot broken discoveries

    Lab : Managing Large Instance Spaces

    • Selectively choose instances to discover
    • Modify a script to support cookdown
    • Control the number of running workflows

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