Collecting data
TrueSight Capacity Optimization provides two ways of collecting data for supporting TrueSight Capacity Optimization use cases:
| Connectors or ETL modules | Capacity Agents |
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Connectors can integrate with various data sources by means of ETL modules, that are based on Extract-Transform-Load (ETL) technology. For more information, see Overview of ETLs. | By leveraging the Gateway Server, operating system data is collected from managed nodes that are running capacity agents. For more information, see Collecting data via Capacity Agents. |
Collecting data for business services
For business service details to be displayed on the TrueSight Capacity Optimization pages, you must first import the data related to your business services into the Capacity Optimization database. For more information, see Collecting data for business services, applications, and service pools.
After you install TrueSight Cloud Cost Control , you must configure data collection before using the product features. With TrueSight Cloud Cost Control , you can analyze the current and future costs and utilization of your multi-cloud infrastructure based on data that is extracted from various data sources.
TrueSight Cloud Cost Control supports the following data sources and technologies:
| Public cloud | On-premises |
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Data from these sources is collected by using ETL modules, which are based on the Extract-Transform-Load (ETL) technology. You must configure the required ETL modules and run them to collect data. The collected data is stored in the Capacity Optimization database.
ETL modules for data collection
Depending on your data source and technology, you can choose the appropriate ETLs from the following list:
| Data source / Technology | ETL | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Public clouds | ||
| Amazon Web Services (AWS) | .Amazon Web Services - AWS API Extractor v11.5 | Collects AWS infrastructure data |
| .Amazon Web Services - Cost and Usage Extractor v11.5 | Collects AWS billing and consumption reports on daily cost and usage data for your AWS accounts | |
| Microsoft Azure | Collects Azure infrastructure data | |
| .Microsoft Azure - Cost and Usage Extractor v11.5 | Collects Azure billing and consumption reports on daily cost and usage data for your Azure accounts | |
| Google Cloud Platform | .Google Cloud Platform - GCP API Extractor v11.5 | Collects Google Cloud infrastructure data |
| .Google Cloud Platform - Billing and Usage Extractor v11.5 | Collects Google Cloud billing and consumption reports on daily cost and usage data for your Google Cloud accounts | |
| On-premises | ||
| Hyper-V | Collects metrics for Hyper-V1 | |
| KVM | Collects metrics for KVM1 | |
| Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV) | .Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization - Extractor service v11.3.01 | Collects metrics for RHEV systems |
| Standalone or Virtual Node | Collects metrics for standalone systems1 | |
| vSphere | VMware - vCenter Extractor Service ETL module | Collects metrics for VMware instances |
| Xen | .BMC - TrueSight Capacity Optimization Gateway VIS files parser v11.5 | Collects metrics for Xen virtual machines1 |
1 To use the BMC - TrueSight Capacity Optimization Gateway VIS files parser, you must install and configure the Gateway Server and Capacity Agent components. For more information, see
Installing the Gateway Server components
and
Installing the Capacity Agent
.
Collecting data for business services
For business service details to be displayed on the TrueSight Cloud Cost Control pages, you must first import the data related to your business services into the Capacity Optimization database. For more information, see .Collecting business service data v11.5.
Where to go from here
After you complete the required configuration for data collection, authorize users to access the product so that they can start using the features. For more information, see
Authorizing users to access TrueSight Cloud Cost Control
.
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