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Mastering vRealize Operations Manager

You're reading from   Mastering vRealize Operations Manager Analyze and optimize your IT environment by gaining a practical understanding of vRealize Operations 6.6

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2018
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ISBN-13 9781788474870
Length 426 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Chris Slater Chris Slater
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Spas Kaloferov Spas Kaloferov
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Scott Norris Scott Norris
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Preface 1. Going Ahead with vRealize Operations FREE CHAPTER 2. Which vRealize Operations Deployment Model Fits Your Needs 3. Initial Setup and Configuration 4. Extending vRealize Operations with Management Packs and Plugins 5. Badges 6. Getting a Handle on Alerting and Notifications 7. Capacity Management Made Easy 8. Aligning vRealize Operations with Business Outcomes 9. Super Metrics Made Super Easy 10. Creating Custom Views 11. Creating Custom Dashboards 12. Using vRealize Operations to Monitor Applications 13. Leveraging vRealize Operations for vSphere and vRealize Automation Workload Placement 14. Using vRealize Operations for Infrastructure Compliance 15. Troubleshooting vRealize Operations 16. Other Books You May Enjoy

What are symptoms, recommendations, and actions?

Symptoms, recommendations, and actions combine to give alerts. In the following diagram, we can see where they all fit in relation to alerts:

What are symptoms?

Symptoms are made up of a single condition of an object. Conditions can be metric-based conditions, such as CPU usage greater than 90%, or property-based conditions, such as DRS equals Fully Automatic.

Within an alert, multiple symptoms can be grouped into symptom sets. For example, you may group symptoms such as Cluster CPU contention at critical level and cluster compute resource anomaly is critically high when evaluating the health and availability of a cluster.

The symptoms in each symptom set are evaluated for...

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