Consult the following topics for information on how to design and create a service model. Before you begin, see Getting started with service modeling.
- Overview of a service model
- How to identify a service model to build
- Understanding a service model
- Understanding a service model created in BMC Impact Model Designer
- Component and relationship status propagation
- How component status computation works
- Status computation algorithms
- How status computation algorithms work
- About status computation models
- Anatomy of a status computation model
- The internal status NONE
- Quorum algorithm examples
- Custom impact function
- Relationship status propagation concepts
- Status propagation models
- Default status propagation models
- What is a valid status propagation model?
- Dynamic prioritization
- Self priority
- Impacts priority
- Determination of final priority
- How cost impact is calculated
- How SLA impact is calculated
- Designing a service model
- Next steps in service modeling
- Advanced service modeling
- Building and publishing service models from BMC Atrium CMDB
- Building a service model
- Using BMC Impact Model Designer
- Creating discrete and distributed service models
- Exporting class definitions from BMC Atrium CMDB to cells
- Managing Classes
- Modifying and deleting service model data
- Synchronizing user groups in Infrastructure Management with user groups in BMC Atrium CMDB
- Service modeling with BMC Atrium CMDB
- Multiple BMC TrueSight Infrastructure Management Server management
- Managing the Publishing Server
- Publishing Server architecture
- Publishing server optional configurations
- Monitoring Publishing Server with cell events
- About impact management data
- Understanding publishing environments
- Publishing from the BMC Atrium CMDB
- Publishing from sources other than BMC Atrium CMDB
- Publishing from a Direct Publish source
- Securing publishing environments
- About publication filters for BMC Atrium CMDB publishing
- Viewing publication history
- pserver.conf file and parameters
Tip
If defined, you can monitor business services (instances of the bmc_businessservice CI) from the Applications page in the TrueSight console. For information, see "Viewing business services and cross-launching to the Infrastructure Management operator console" in
Viewing the health of applications in your network
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