Configuring products for multitenancy
You can implement multitenancy by using
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CUSTOMER
property of a server in - MultiExcerpt named 'BladeLogic' was not found
CUSTOMER
server property available in all domains in - MultiExcerpt named 'Product_Name' was not found
With multitenancy, you can use the CUSTOMER
server property to generate tenant-specific ad hoc reports in
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Note
The CUSTOMER
property is available in all domains for the server object in
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Server Name
and OS Version
attributes with this property.
If you need a property to be used for other objects, such as jobs and users, you can create another custom property for those objects and create meaningful reports.
Perform the following steps to configure products for multitenancy:
- Populate the customer property in BMC Server Automation.
- Run ETL to transfer information for the
CUSTOMER
property.
After you configure products for multitenancy, perform the following steps to create and schedule tenant-specific ad hoc reports and views in a multitenant environment:
- Create ad hoc reports and views in
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CUSTOMER
server property. - Schedule ad hoc reports and views to be saved in a specific location at a specific time interval.
Note
The built-in reports that are shipped with
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CUSTOMER
server property.
The following figure illustrates a scenario where multitenancy is implemented by using the CUSTOMER
property of the tenant servers.
Multitenancy in BMC Server Automation and BMC Decision Support for Server Automation
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