Showing posts with label vROps Policies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vROps Policies. Show all posts

Saturday, March 26, 2016

vROps Webinar 2016 : Part 3 - Capacity Planning De-Mystified!

As promised, I am posting the recording for the 3rd installment of vROps Webinar Series 2016. We successfully delivered the session on vROps Capacity Planning with some demo scenarios which might help you define your capacity monitoring goals.

Session Details:-

Capacity Planning Demystified!



Capacity Planning is an integral part of vRealize Operations Manager and through this session we want to de-mystify the concepts of Capacity Planning in vROps using features such as projects and the out-of-box capacity views. We look at defining the capacity planning policies based on the business requirements of an organization

I also wanted to take this moment and thank Simon Eady for co-hosting this session and Rawlinson Rivera to provide all the lab equipment required for live demonstrations...


Here is the recording for this session on Capacity Planning:::


Note : It is recommended that you watch the video in HD quality for a great experience.



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Sunday, March 13, 2016

vROps Webinar 2016 - Announcing Part 3 : Capacity Planning De-Mystified!


vROps Webinar Series 2016 is back and as promised during the last session we will now deep-dive into vRealize Operations Manager Policies, specifically around the area of Capacity Planning.


Capacity Planning Demystified!

Capacity Planning is an integral part of vRealize Operations Manager and through this session we want to de-mystify the concepts of Capacity Planning in vROps using features such as projects and the out-of-box capacity views. We will also look at defining the capacity planning policies based on the business requirements of an organization & yeah this would be all done through LIVE DEMOS :-)


Day & Date          : Thursday, 24th Mar 2016

Time                     : 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM  (SGT)

Event                    : vROps Webinar 2016

Topic                    : Part 3 : Capacity Planning De-Mystified!

Speakers               : Simon Eady & Sunny Dua

WebEx Link          : Join WebEx meeting 

Save Calendar       : Click to Download & Save Invite


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Friday, February 19, 2016

vROps Webinar 2016 : Part 2 : Understanding vROps Policies

I am glad to share that the vROps Webinar Series took a step ahead towards the year long commitment of providing quality content on vRealize Operations Manager. We successfully delivered the most awaited session on vROps Policies.

Please remember that this is an introductory session to policies and we intend to go deeper into policies in the next section in the month of March, where we deep dive into more details around capacity planning with vRealize Operations Manager. You will hear more about that as we progress into the next month.

I also wanted to take this moment and thank Simon Eady for co-hosting this session and Iwan Rahabok to provide all the lab equipment required for live demonstrations....


Here is the recording for this session on vROps Policies:::


Note : It is recommended that you watch the video in HD quality for a great experience.







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Monday, February 1, 2016

vROps Webinar 2016 - Announcing Part 2 : Understanding Policies.


vROps Webinar Series 2016 is back and as promised during the last session we would now take you to the world of vRealize Operations Policies. 


What is a Policy??

"A policy is a deliberate system of principles to guide decisions and achieve rational outcomes. A policy is a statement of intent, and is implemented as a procedure or protocol" 

Source - Wikipedia
                                                                                                                                         
While the role of vRealize Operations Manager is to help you with Performance & Capacity Management of your Software Defined Datacenter (SDDC), it is important that you feed in the guiding principles of your Business Environment into vROps to get the rational outcomes. These outcomes span across Health, Risk & Efficiency of your SDDC environment.

Join us to learn more about policies and leverage the knowledge to enhance your SDDC environments. As always, it would be a combination of theory and hands on.


Day & Date          : Friday, 19th Feb 2016

Time                     : 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM  (SGT)

Event                    : vROps Webinar 2016

Topic                    : Part 2 : Understanding vROps Policies

Speakers               : Simon Eady & Sunny Dua

WebEx Link          : Join WebEx meeting 

Save Calendar       : Click to Download & Save Invite (Open with IE / Firefox)


Don't forget to mark your calendars by saving the calendar invite!!


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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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