Showing posts with label vCOps Default Policy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vCOps Default Policy. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Configuring Policies in vCenter / vRealize Operations Manager!

A few days back, I had this opportunity to discuss vCOps policies with my colleagues during an internal enablement event at VMware. I thought that it would be useful to others if they can have a look at the deck I presented and can get cues from it as to how one should configure policies with vCenter Operations Manager 5.x. All of this would also be applicable to vRealize Operations Manager 6.0, which was announced at VMworld this year and would be release by VMware in the near future. You can checkout my series on vRealize Operations Manager 6.0 here in case you missed those articles.

Let's have a look at the configuring vCOps policy now:-



Configuring policies in vROps from Sunny Dua

Unfortunately, I do not have a video recording, however would be happy to answer any questions you might have using the comments section.

Hope this helps you configure the right policies with vCOps/vROps for your virtual infrastructure.


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Thursday, June 5, 2014

Part 11 - Creating Policies & Configuring Badges in vCenter Operations Manager!

It's been over a month since I wrote about vCOps. With this article I wanted to start sharing some of the content which I am creating as a video series around configuration of policies in vCenter Operations Manager. 

This article and the upcoming articles will all be a part of the Back to Basics series on vCenter Operations Manager which I started in March this year. 

Here are the links to the first Ten Parts :-


In this part I will discuss the Basic Function of policies and configuring badge thresholds. From here I will take you to capacity and time remaining calculations and then the rest of the configuration options in vCenter Operations Manager. Here is the video:-

Creating Policies & Configuring Badges in vCenter Operations Manage






Stay tuned for some more stuff video stuff on vCenter Operations Manager. Till then...



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