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    BMC TrueSight Operations Management 10.7

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      TrueSight Operations Management enables IT departments to monitor performance and availability of the infrastructure and applications that comprise their services, monitor events coming from the infrastructure devices, and monitor transactions from the applications that enable the services they deliver. The following topics describe the major components of this product.

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      TrueSight Operations Management architecture

      Operations Management components overview

      The TrueSight console provides the interface for monitoring and diagnosing failures and for configuring the Presentation Server that consumes information from the following component products:

      • Events and performance data from TrueSight Infrastructure Management
      • Active applications and performance data from TrueSight App Visibility Manager
      • Synthetic transactions and performance data generated by the TrueSight Synthetic Monitor (TEA) Agent
      • End-user monitoring dashboard data obtained from BMC Real End User Experience Monitoring Software Edition

      Together, TrueSight Operations Management and its component products deliver holistic views of the IT enterprise from which all users ensure the health of the environment and ensure that Service Level Agreements are met. For information about how the component products enable business value, see TrueSight Operations Management use cases.

      TrueSight console overview

      The following table summarizes the main features of the TrueSight console:

      Console featureUse
      Dashboard

      Executives and IT Operations personnel use dashboards to monitor the environment from a specialized view, such as a set of applications or performance graphs related to a critical offering or customer.

      MonitoringIT Operations personnel use the monitoring views to monitor the infrastructure and application health.
      ConfigurationSolution Administrators and specialists configure the data collected from the component products and the applications monitored.
      AdministrationSolution Administrators configure the component products and integrations to the Presentation Server. The administration functions also include role-based access control to data and features.

      For more information about the functions available in the TrueSight console, see Quick tour of the TrueSight console .

       

       

      Infrastructure health monitoring

      IT Operations uses event, device, and group views to monitor infrastructure health and respond to critical events. From events, IT Operations personnel can perform probable cause analysis and access additional Infrastructure Management consoles to perform further investigative actions.

      The following image shows an example of the Events monitoring page.


      For instructions about how to monitor the infrastructure, see Monitoring infrastructure devices .

      Application health monitoring

      IT Operations and specialists use application monitoring to observe the performance and health of active applications, to perform diagnostics, and to trace application transactions. Specialists responsible for understanding how applications will behave before introducing changes in production might generate synthetic transactions to predict application performance and health.  

      The following image shows an example of the Applications monitoring page from which you monitor active or synthetic transactions.


      For additional information, see  Monitoring applications or Monitoring synthetic transactions to predict application health .

      Presentation Server overview

      The TrueSight Presentation Server hosts the web-based TrueSight console functions and consumes data from various TrueSight products to provide a consolidated set of views for monitoring the infrastructure, real and synthetic applications, and capacity planning. In addition to data presentation, the Presentation Server performs functions such as role-based access control and data management functions such as storage and persistence.

      TrueSight Presentation Server core service

      The core service is the main server process that communicates with the data providers and datastore functions. Apache Tomcat is embedded in the core service. The core service includes these services and functions:

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      • Cache service
      • Persistence service
      • Event Management service
      • Role-based access control (RBAC)
      • User and tenant management
      • Application Model
      • Group management

      For information about restarting services, see Starting and stopping the Presentation Server services.

       

      Presentation Server structure

      The following diagram illustrates the relationship of the Presentation Server functions.

      LayerDescription

      application

      		The application layer consists of all the functions that are displayed in the TrueSight console and the Application Programming Interface (APIs) that communicate with the platform layer APIs.
      platformThe platform layer consists of functions such as messaging, RESTful Web services, role-based access control (RBAC), logging, clustering for high availability, and other core functions that make up the Presentation Server.
      data store

      The data store layer functions include data caching and data persistence:

      • Data caching - The Presentation Server uses Infinispan 7.2.4 as the caching service for caching the entities created in the TrueSight console and the entities received from the data providers, such as Meta (managed object definition), managed objects, devices, events from the cell, and groups. 

      • Data persistence - The Presentation Server utilizes the following software to store and persist information:

        • PostgreSQL Server 9.4.4 - Stores information such as data provider servers, devices, groups, application model entities and relationships, and Central Monitoring Administration entities such, as PATROL Agents, and Integration Service hosts and clusters.

        • Elasticsearch 1.3.2 with Lucene 4.9.0 - Persists and searches the events received from the data providers.

      See also Network ports.

       

      Integrated system authentication with Atrium Single Sign-On

      For system authentication and tenant administration, Operations Management utilizes Atrium Single Sign-On. Atrium Single Sign-On is an authentication system that supports many authentication protocols and provides single sign-on and single sign-off for users of BMC products. Atrium Single Sign-On enables users to present credentials only once for authentication and subsequently be authenticated automatically by every BMC product that is integrated into the system. Atrium Single Sign-On supports authentication with traditional systems such as LDAP or Active Directory. For complete information about Atrium Single Sign-On, see  BMC Atrium Single Sign-On 9.0 .

      For additional Operation Management integrations, see Integrating.

       

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