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Best Practices on building and operationalizing Microsoft SCOM for health and performance monitoring.


Expo Theatre (Hall G) October 23, 2012 - Feedback     

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Rodney Buike

Many organizations face common challenges of fully leveraging their Enterprise Monitoring tool to give a holistic and cross-sectional view of the health and performance of core infrastructure and distributed applications. This presentation provides its audience a greater understanding of how to operationalize Microsoft’s System Center Operations Manager (SCOM 2007 or 2012) based on the key learnings that best-in-breed Microsoft Partner CMS Consulting Inc has discovered by building and managing SCOM environments over the years for multiple Enterprises and covers best-practices on using SCOM for the monitoring of:

  1. Network: How SCOM 2012 monitors the network layer for the health status of all key components (e.g. routers, switches, other devices).
  2. Servers: How SCOM 2012 can monitor across server platforms by being able to monitor not only your Windows installations, but also your UNIX and Linux deployments – covering almost 100% of the average installed base of servers.
  3. Applications: How SCOM 2012 provides deep application insight that wasn’t possible before – across programming languages and distributed applications.

This is a highly informative session and would appeal to anyone who is currently using System Center, and/or considering deploying an enterprise wide health and performance monitoring solution. Infrastructure Guardian was awarded 2011 Microsoft Canada Partner of the Year for Systems Management. Published case studies are available at www.infrastructureguardian.com