1. Operations Manager 2012 R2: Feature Sets
4/16/2017 7:00 AM
Operations Manager 2012 R2: Feature Sets
Phil Bracher
Chris Maiden
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2. Agenda What is Operations Manger 2012 R2
Discuss Overall Feature Sets included in System Center Operations Manager 2012 R2
Questions???

3. Architecture

4. Architectural change Operations Manager 2007 R2 Platform
Architecture
Architectural change
Operations Manager 2007 R2 Platform
Parent child topology with the RMS as the parent and all other mgmt. servers as children.
Operations Manager 2012, 2012 SP1 and R2 Platform
Peer to Peer topology with all mgmt. servers acting as equals.

5. Management server design
Architecture
Management server design
What do you need to know about designing your management server?
Hardware requirements
Best practices in sizing helper tool
High availability and virtualization recommendations
Network requirements
Usage of Gateway servers
Database and report consideration

6. Databases and reporting
Architecture
Databases and reporting
What database does it use and for what?
Operational database:
Contains all configuration data for the management group
Stores all monitoring data that is collected and processed for the management group by default for 7 days
Data warehouse:
Stores monitoring and alerting data for historical purposes
How does report work and what needs to be considered?
Uses SQL server reporting server
Assess the number of concurrent reporting users
Recall the data warehouse data retention decision

7. Architecture patterns
Architecture example for infrastructure monitoring head with OpsMgr
Most commonly used architecture for enterprise deployments
Allows for the distribution of features and services across multiple servers to allow for scalability
Includes all server roles and supports the monitoring of devices

8. Management groups How would you group your managed systems?
Architecture
Management groups
What is a management group?
How would you group your managed systems?
Basic unit of functionality:
Management group consists of a management server, the operational database, and the reporting data warehouse database
Why one should consider multiple management groups?
View consolidation
Language requirements
Security boundaries
Separation of test and production environments

9. Agents and watcher nodes
Architecture
Agents and watcher nodes
Agents
What does an agent do?
Agent collects data, compares sampled data to predefined values, creates alerts, and runs responses
Agent calculates the health state of the monitored computer and objects on the monitored computer and reports back
Where can the agent be installed?
Windows agents
UNIX/Linux
Network devices

10. What’s new in System Center 2012 R2 Operations Manager ?
Hybrid monitoring
Workload monitoring
APM and infrastructure insight
360 fabric monitoring by better integrating with VMM
Improved Azure monitoring
Amazon web service monitoring
Advisor integration for fabric components monitoring
Native SNMP monitoring and IPv6 support
Improved UNIX and Linux support
Most current version of Exchange, SharePoint, and SQL monitoring
Advisor integration for workload monitoring
Java APM
Enhanced intellitrace integration
Enhanced TFS integration
Improving dashboard performance
New Widgets*

11. System Center Marketing
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Application insight and diagnostics
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12. Predictable applications for your SLA’s
Discover application dependencies
Comprehensive monitoring & deep application insight help you “get to green”
Isolate root cause
Monitor client and server components of the application
Triage and remediate
Discover application dependencies
Discover application dependencies
Monitor client and server components of the application
Monitor client and server components of the application
Isolate root cause
Isolate root cause
Triage and remediate 12

13. Responding to application performance issues
System Center Marketing
4/16/2017
Responding to application performance issues
Alert is forwarded to Service Manager and incident is raised
Developers
Automated remediation
Expected user experience
Network
Knowledge capture
End user experience impact
Infrastructure
Resolve issue and close alert
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14. System Center Marketing
4/16/2017
Java support
Performance and Exception Events within SCOM Application Advisor
Method and Resource timing for Performance Events
Stack Traces for Exception Events
Java Specific counters for events (JVM Memory, Class Loader etc)
Subset of standard APM Reports Supported
Ops Manager Level Alerting on Java Application Server counters
Requests / Second
Perf Events / Second
Exception Events / Second
Average Request Time
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15. Predictable application SLA: Global Service Monitor
Windows Server Management Marketing
4/16/2017
Predictable application SLA: Global Service Monitor
Web Test + Schedule
Web Test
Microsoft Visual Studio 2012
Operations Manager
Global Service Monitor
Results
Workitem +
Results !
Call Web App
Production Application
On-premises
Results
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16. Global Service Monitor
Windows Server Management Marketing
4/16/2017
Global Service Monitor
Points of Presence
Response Times
Test Status
Alerts
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17. Global Service Monitor – What does it offer?
Availability
Provide the ability to understand the availability of your external facing services regardless of where they are hosted
SLA
Enable the ability to accurately measure and adhere to your SLA or the SLA provided by an external provider
Integration
Integrate seamlessly with your existing Operations Manager environment – part of 360 Application Monitoring
Efficiency
Managed by Microsoft
Extends your SCOM infrastructure to the cloud
Availability
SLA
Integration
Efficiency

18. Developer – Operations “Communication” Open up the conversation!
System Center Marketing
4/16/2017
Developer – Operations “Communication” Open up the conversation!
Server-side monitoring shows the application is functioning
Client-side, however, shows there is a problem..   
“My application is running slowly!”
Application performance monitoring pinpoints exactly where the issue is, reducing the mean time to resolution
“The network looks good.”
“The code passed all testing.”
“The servers are running fine.”
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19. Key DevOps Scenarios Global Service Monitor using WebTests
Allows sharing artifacts between Dev and Ops
Integrated with Team Foundation Server 2010 and Team Foundation Server 2012
Works together with any development process model in Team Foundation Server
Provides two-way synchronization between Operations Manager and Team Foundation Server
Easy configuration with Operations Manager Authoring Wizard
Application Performance Monitoring (APM) events can be open as IntelliTrace from Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate
Deep-dive into problem root cause analysis with IntelliTrace Profiling Management Pack
Extensibility thru System Center Orchestrator

20. System Center Marketing
4/16/2017
Deeper analysis and reporting
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21. Get started quickly with application dashboards
System Center Marketing
4/16/2017
Get started quickly with application dashboards
Out-of-box
Wizard driven custom
Publish
Dashboards pre-configured with the right KPIs for instant visualization
Examples:
Network dashboard
Operations Manager health dashboard
Enable IT professionals to quickly create the powerful dashboards they need
Select KPIs
Specify scope
Tune visualization
Target different dashboards to sets of users with delegated access control
Take advantage of the web console and SharePoint web parts
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22. Create visibility into application performance
System Center Marketing
4/16/2017
Create visibility into application performance
Create and publish meaningful dashboards
Deep application insight
Rich visualization of application performance and business impact
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23. Consistent monitoring visibility & delegation
System Center Marketing
4/16/2017
Consistent monitoring visibility & delegation
Administer
Delegate
Publish
Administer through the Operations Manager console
Delegate access through the Operations Manager web client
Publish content to SharePoint using web parts
Same information
Same information
Silverlight
WPF
Web part
Management server
Web server
OpsMgr DB
OpsMgr DW
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24. 360o .NET application monitoring
System Center Marketing
4/16/2017
360o .NET application monitoring
Displays information from
Global Service Monitor,
.NET Application Performance Monitoring
Web Application Availability Monitoring
Summary of health and key metrics for 3-tier applications in a single view.
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25. Monitoring through Azure management pack
TechEd 2013
4/16/2017 7:00 AM
Public Cloud monitoring
Monitoring through Azure management pack
Key capabilities
Enables customers to use OpsMgr to monitor availability and performance of Azure resources (Cloud Services, Virtual Machines, Storage)
Certificate expiration monitoring
Hybrid application monitoring
Use tasks to manually or automatically perform remediation
Topology dashboard to show how your services are connected
Simple setup and configuration
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26. Monitoring through Azure management pack
TechEd 2013
4/16/2017 7:00 AM
Public Cloud monitoring
Monitoring through Azure management pack
Management pack template and distributed application template shows in a application perspective.
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27. Microsoft Management Summit 2013
4/16/2017 7:00 AM
Network monitoring
Network Monitoring
Discovering stages
ICMP Ping and/or SNMP Get
Uses SNMP v2c by default
ICMP Ping first
SNMP Get next
If no response: device is added to Pending
If SNMP v2c fails: SNMP v1 is tried
Initial probing
Sends an initial ICMP and/or SNMP request to identify system
Processing
Get components, IP addresses, VLAN memberships, resources, IP networks, netmasks and neighboring devices
Topology is created
Post processing
Creates layer 2 and Layer 3 connectivity between the devices in the toplogy
Port stitching
Creates Layer 2 and Layer 3 connectivity between the devices in the topology
Port Stitching
Mapping IP and MAC access points retrieved from the ARP cache to the appropriate devices.
Removes MAC access points that do not belong to devices in the topology
A MAC Access Point is the interface to which a device on an IP network connects
Creates network connections to represent WAN, or logical connections
Creates connections based on discovery protocols
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28. Microsoft Management Summit 2013
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Network monitoring
Network Monitoring
Discovery Events
Event ID
Description
12002
Full Discovery started for 1 request(s)
12007
PostProcessing completed
12121
Topology cleared successfully
12021
<IP Address> discovered successfully
12127
Proceeding to discover seed: <IP Address>
12014
No devices found in filtered list after discovery
12003
Probing <IP Address>
12008
Discovery completed
12004
Probing completed for <IP Address>
12023
Start processing connections to computers
12005
PostProcessing started
12024
Finished processing connections to computers
Discovery methods
Explicit discovery
Customer knows the network devices
Manual process – add IP address or import list
Recursive discovery
Network topology unknown
Discovered based on a set of seed devices
Grabs ARP and IP tables and crawls network
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29. Microsoft Management Summit 2013
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Network monitoring
Network Monitoring
Network monitoring capabilities
Physical network routers and switches
Interfaces and ports/virtual local area networks (VLANs)
Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP) groups
Firewalls and load balancers
Increased visibility into your network infrastructure
Identify failures in critical services and applications that were caused by the network
Show how your network is connected to the computers you are monitoring
List of network devices with extended monitoring capability
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30. Microsoft Management Summit 2013
4/16/2017 7:00 AM
Network monitoring
Network Monitoring
How do you view your network monitoring devices?
Network dashboard
Vicinity view, availability, and performance
Health view for each network device
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31. Monitoring the OS and workloads
TechEd 2013
4/16/2017 7:00 AM
OS & workload monitoring
Monitoring the OS and workloads
Support for the latest Windows platforms
Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2
Updated support for Linux distributions
CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
SUSE Linus Enterprise Server
45+ Management Packs (new or updated) released this year
VEEAM Management Pack
Amazon Web Services Management Pack
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32. Windows Server monitoring
System Center Marketing
4/16/2017
OS & workload monitoring
Windows Server monitoring
Agent auto detects Windows servers and by default monitors
Disk
Network
Windows itself
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33. Windows Server monitoring
System Center Marketing
4/16/2017
Windows Server monitoring
Each Windows server has its default health state defined by the Windows server development team
Availability—detects the roles, features, and services it is running and checks the health model
Configuration—detects activation status, service configuration setting, and results of best practice analyzer
Performance—checks available memory, memory pages per second, system page file, total CPU utilization and other performance counters
Security—monitors for security related setting
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34. Linux and UNIX monitoring
OS & workload monitoring
Linux and UNIX monitoring
Resource pool role in high availability scenarios
Operations Manager Agent UNIX/Linux computers
Supported operating systems:
CentOS 5 and 6 (x86/x64)
Debian Linux 5 and 6 (x86/x64)
HP-UX 11i v2 and v3 (PA-RISC and IA64)
IBM AIX 5.3, AIX 6.1 (POWER), and AIX 7.1 (POWER)
Novell SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 (x86), 10 SP1 (x86/x64), and 11 (x86/x64)
Oracle Solaris 9 (SPARC), Solaris 10 (SPARC and x86), and Solaris 11 (SPARC and x86)
Oracle Linux 5 and 6 (x86/x64)
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, 5, and 6 (x86/x64)
Ubuntu Linux Server and (x86/x64)
Management server
Managed UNIX/Linux computer
MP MP MP
Config
service
SSH client
library
SSH connection
SSHD
Agent
maintenance
actions
SDK
Port 1270
WS-man request: HTTPS transport
Health
service
OpsMgr Agent
for UNIX/Linux
(OpenPegasus CIMOM
Server + providers)
WinRM
client
library
WS-man response: HTTPS transport
WinRM = Windows remote management
WS-Man = Web service management protocol
SSHD = UNIX/Linux Secure Shell Daemon

35. Linux and UNIX Monitoring
System Center Marketing
4/16/2017
OS & workload monitoring
Linux and UNIX Monitoring
Each Linux and UNIX server has its default health state
Availability—detects the hardware availability including disk
Configuration—detects name resolution and WS-man health status for remote management
Performance—checks available memory, swap space, DPC time
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36. Supported operating systems
OS & workload monitoring
Product
Linux
UNIX
Red Hat
SUSE
CentOS
Ubuntu
Debian
Oracle
AIX
HP-UX
Solaris
Operations Manager 
Configuration Manager
Endpoint Protection
No Plans
Virtual Machine Manager
Future
Hyper-V
Azure IaaS

37. OS & workload monitoring
Built-In monitoring
Health and performance monitoring in Microsoft’s Linux/UNIX management packs
CPU
Memory
Disk
Network
Processes
Logfiles

38. Custom monitoring What’s monitored Custom LogFile monitoring
Tech Ready 15
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OS & workload monitoring
Custom monitoring
What’s monitored
Custom LogFile monitoring
Service monitoring
Command line rules and monitors
Monitor any logfile
Specify regular expression to match against
Target a single computer or group of computers
Monitor by name any service, daemon or process
Distinguish duplicate names with regex filter on process arguments
Specify minimum and maximum counts
Target a single computer or group of computers
Run any shell command line to determine health or performance
Target a single computer or group of computers
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39. New management packs SQL BI MP (Late Summer 2013)
SQL workload monitoring
New management packs
SQL BI MP (Late Summer 2013)
SQL 2012 MP update (July/August 2013)
SQL 2014 MP (coincides with 2014 RTM date)

40. SQL 2012 new monitors and rules
SQL workload monitoring
SQL 2012 new monitors and rules
Collect DB Active Connections count
Collect DB Active Requests count
Collect DB Active Sessions count
Collect DB Active Transactions count
Collect DB Engine Thread count
Thread Count monitor
Transaction Log Free Space (%) monitor
Transaction Log Free Space (%) collection
Collect DB Engine CPU Utilization (%)
CPU Utilization (%)  monitor for DB engine
Buffer Cache Hit Ratio monitor
Collect DB Engine Page Life Expectancy (s)
Page Life Expectancy monitor
Collect DB Disk Read Latency (ms)
Collect DB Disk Write Latency (ms)
Disk Read Latency monitor
Disk Write Latency monitor
Collect DB Transactions per second count
Collect DB Engine Average Wait Time (ms)
Average Wait Time monitor
Collect DB Engine Stolen Server Memory (MB)
Stolen Server Memory monitor
Collect DB Allocated Free Space (MB)
Collect DB Used Space (MB)
Collect DB Disk Free Space (MB)
SQL Re-Compilation monitor

41. Performance monitors SPN monitor improved
SQL workload monitoring
Performance monitors
SPN monitor improved
Support for special symbols in DB names
Improved AlwaysOn seed discovery
Run As configuration changes to support Low privilege for SQL Server 2012 Cluster
Improved performance of AlwaysOn discovery
Custom user policy discovery and monitoring performance optimization
Hided AG health object from Diagram view

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