This module shows how Operations Manager is used to monitor the services deployed in a cloud. This module explains how to configure APM to monitor the performance and availability of a.
NET application. Additionally, it discusses how Operations Manager R2 detects and reports failure of these monitors with its alerting and diagnostics tools. This module covers the core features of Service Manager and the security model that supports it. It also covers how to map critical IT processes to Service Manager, and how to use the features of Service Manager to administer these processes. Additionally, the module describes methods to create and manage change requests, incidents, and release records.
This module describes Orchestrator, reviews the integration features that are available through the installation of the System Center Integration Packs, and explains the processes to follow in setting up automation between Operations Manager and Service Manager. This module explains how a defined set of processes can help reduce the time to resolve problems.
It also reviews how incidents and problems are managed within Service Manager. The process of managing public or private clouds involves many processes, activities, and functions.
To provide services through a public or private cloud, you should perform many data center activities, such as provisioning the virtual machines, network, and storage. Once the service is deployed, you need to manage and maintain it, which involves a different set of processes and activities. This module introduces the Microsoft System Center Cloud Services Process Pack that delivers many of the functions and processes that are required to deliver services to a private cloud.
Additionally, this module explains how to install and configure the System Center Cloud Services Process Pack, including integrating it with other System Center R2 components.
In this module you will learn how the Windows Azure Pack can be used to provide a self-service portal for tenants and administrators, and a multi-tenant framework for onboarding users. You will also learn how to provision web site, virtual machine and service bus clouds as well as looking at providing database services and automation. It is important that your cloud infrastructure is managed and maintained at all times to ensure it is operating at optimum levels. To facilitate this you should ensure that the cloud infrastructure is kept current with the most recent security and application updates.
Virtual Machines hosted in the cloud infrastructure should also be kept up to date. In this module you will learn how Virtual Machine Manager can be used to keep your cloud infrastructure up to date. The challenge for IT organizations as a whole is to gather this information and present it in a meaningful way to the relevant stakeholders.
This module explains the various available methodologies within System Center to collect, measure, and scorecard the performance and availability of the private cloud infrastructure. Planning a hybrid cloud involves understanding these tools and technologies so that you can use them to create an internal infrastructure that will support cloud computing within your organization.
Creating a private cloud infrastructure is an important part of the cloud computing concept. Private cloud infrastructure is a collection of various components such as hardware, software, configurations, profiles, instances, and connectivity that together run within your own or a service provider data center.
In order to build a private cloud infrastructure, you will need to learn about the software and technologies that are available to help you achieve this goal. Maintaining the infrastructure in Microsoft System Center R2 - Virtual Machine Manager VMM includes tasks such as adding new Windows Server Hyper-V host servers, and ensuring that the infrastructure components contain the latest approved software updates. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.
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