The TrueSight Operations Management system installation process requires preinstallation, installation, and post-installation work.
Note
If you are installing the Operations Management components as a proof-of-concept installation for testing purposes, you can use the guidelines for installing on a single computer.
Basic Operations Management component installation sequence
Use the following table as a guide to all of the installation stages.
Step | Task | Description | Notes | Reference |
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PreInstallation | ||||
1 | Review the planning information for the Operations Management solution | IT architects and the Solution Administrator use this information to plan a new deployment for TrueSight Operations Management. | Complete the planning worksheets to help make decisions about a new implementation of TrueSight Operations Management. | Planning worksheets for Operations Management |
2 | Prepare for the Operations Management installation | Because of the many components that need to be installed for the TrueSight console, it is important to review and complete the preinstallation steps. | Complete the installation worksheets, downloading the required files for installation,and the preparations for installing the various Operations Management components. | Preparing to install the TrueSight Operations Management solution |
Installation BMC recommends installing the Operations Management components in the following order. | ||||
3 | Install the Atrium Single Sign-On 9.0 | Atrium Single Sign-On server allows users to present credentials only once for authentication, and subsequently be automatically authenticated by every BMC product that is integrated into the system. | Must be installed before the TrueSight Presentation Server. During the Presentation Server installation, you are required to enter the Atrium Single Sign-On server host name, port, and administrator password. |
Installing The Atrium Single Sign-On server
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4 | Install the TrueSight Presentation Server | The TrueSight Presentation Server receives and analyzes data that is displayed in the TrueSight console. The TrueSight console displays service availability and performance management of the IT environment. It also combines event management, impact management, performance monitoring, and application modeling in a seamless solution for physical, virtual, and cloud environments. | As the hub of the operations management environment, BMC recommends that you install the Presentation Server first. | |
5 | Install entitled licensed component products | |||
Install the TrueSight Infrastructure Management | Infrastructure Management is an integrated platform for service availability and performance management of your IT environment. It combines event management, service impact management, performance monitoring, and data analytics (including baselines, abnormality detection, and Root Cause Analysis algorithms) in a single seamless solution for physical, virtual, and cloud environments. | Install the TrueSight Infrastructure Management server before Integration Service and Administrator console. | ||
Install the App Visibility server components | The App Visibility server comprises the following components:
The server receives and analyzes data from the end user's browser, from the App Visibility agents for Java and .NET that are installed on web application servers, and from the synthetic Transaction Execution Adapter (TEA) Agent. | Typically, the App Visibility environment uses a separate computer for the portal, one or more collectors, and one or more proxies. To set up a high-availability environment, you must install each component on a separate computer. Install the portal before the other server components because the collector and proxy reference the portal during installation. Install the proxies in the network's demilitarized zone (DMZ). | Installing the App Visibility server components and | |
Install the App Visibility agents for monitoring Java and .NET application servers | The App Visibility agents for Java and agents for .NET monitor the performance and availability of applications running on application servers. Agents also monitor metrics of the server, such as CPU and memory use. | Install an agent on each application server of the application that you want to monitor. The agent installation references the portal. | Installing an App Visibility agent for Java and | |
Install TrueSight Synthetic Monitor with Silk Performer and Synthetic Transaction Execution Adapter (TEA) Agent | The TEA Agent monitors the performance and reliability of worldwide applications through synthetic (also called robotic) transactions. An application specialist uses Silk Performer to record or author .ltz scripts that simulate user transactions. The scripting utility also serves as an execution module to run scripts on the computer with the TEA Agent. | Install Silk Performer before you install the TEA Agent. Install the TEA Agent and enter connection details for the App Visibility server. | Installation instructions for Silk Performer 17.5 and | |
Install BMC Real End User Monitoring Software Edition |
| Install the Real End User Experience Monitoring components. | Installing the BMC Real End User Experience Monitoring Software Edition | |
Post-Installation | ||||
6 | Register the Operations Management Components | After you install TrueSight Presentation Server and Atrium Single Sign-On, you must register the component products as data providers to the Presentation Server. This registration process enables the Presentation Server to receive data from its component parts. You can register component products as you add them, or when you finish adding all components. | Configure components in the TrueSight console. | Registering the component products with the Presentation Server |
7 | Integrate the TrueSight console with other BMC Products | Integrate TrueSight Presentation Server with other BMC products by using a post-installation configuration utility that is accessed from the TrueSight console. | Review information about the integrations, prerequisites, and how to enable functionality. | Integrating with BMC Products |
If you are installing the Operations Management components on a single computer, use the following installation guidelines to avoid conflicts in the port numbers between the components.
Note
Installing all Operations Management components as a proof-of-concept is not applicable for Microsoft Windows 2016, as Single Sign-On 9.0 Patch 1 or Patch 2 is not supported on Microsoft Windows 2016.
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