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Module 5: Monitoring a Website with System Center Andrew McMurray Technical Evangelist – Windows Infrastructure Microsoft Corporation
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3. Agenda System Center 2012: Operations Manager R2 Web Site Monitoring
Demo
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4. System Center 2012: Operations Manager R2

5. Infrastructure monitoring
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Infrastructure monitoring
Comprehensive monitoring of physical, virtual, and cloud infrastructure
IT demands
Monitor diverse environments
Assure physical, virtual, and cloud infrastructure health
Ensure reliable workload configurations
System Center 2012 R2 delivers
Best-of-breed Windows monitoring, robust cross- platform support
Cross platform monitoring:
Windows Server
RHEL/SUSE Linux
Oracle Solaris
HP-UX & IBM AIX
Cross-platform configuration:
Linux/UNIX
Network monitoring and cloud infrastructure health
VMM-Operations Manager connector
VMware vSphere health with VEEAM Management Pack
Network topology discovery
System Center Management Pack for Windows Azure
AWS Management Pack
Best-practice workload configuration
Best practice configuration for Windows Server 2012 with System Center Advisor connector
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6. Customer problems monitoring their infrastructure
BACKGROUND
Infrastructure is transitioning from traditional physical device to virtualized compute, network and storage, and building into a cloud
Administrator within the data center has to deal with traditional, virtualized, private and public cloud as part of their infrastructure
THE CHALLENGES
Difficult tracking health state of your infrastructure
Disconnected information of network, storage, virtual machine and cloud it is running on
Longer Time to Resolution or TTR when a problem occurs with complex infrastructure
Traditional
Virtualized
Private Cloud
Public Cloud

7. 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*

8. Website Monitoring

9. Windows Server monitoring
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OS & workload monitoring
Windows Server monitoring
Agent auto detects Windows servers and by default monitors
Disk
Network
Windows itself
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10. Windows Server monitoring
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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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11. Monitoring .Net Applications (Web/Web Services)
Monitored .NET web sites and services

12. .Net Application Performance
Different performance counters for ASP.NET web site RnRFlighter

13. .Net Application Performance
Exception events per second
Different performance counter for ASP.NET web site RnRFlighter

14. Memory Utilization Report
CPU usage and request count details for application pool

15. .Net Application Transaction Monitoring
Sample transaction, opening a web site on periodic basis, to check average response time

16. .Net Application Transaction

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